From processing and manufacturing to production and distribution, we’ll give you the advice you need to maximize the value of your company when it comes time to sell.
Morgan & Westfield serves as a trusted partner to plumbing and HVAC businesses, mechanical and commercial contractors, and other home service enterprises looking to sell.
After you’ve sold your company, you’ll face the reality of having to pay capital gains tax on the proceeds, but there are ways to minimize these taxes. These methods can be discussed during the M&A process between the buyer and seller. In fact, the structure of the deal itself may be critical to help the sell-side business owner reduce their tax exposure. Ms. Meghan Jodz, Sr. Tax Manager at Grant Thornton, LLP, talks with Deal Talk’s Jeff Allen about a “Tax Shield” and how both buyers and sellers of businesses can work together to take advantage of improved tax efficiencies to minimize the amounts they have to pay the IRS.
Meet Our Guest
Meghan Jodz
Senior Tax Manager, Grant Thornton LLP
Prior to joining Grant Thornton LLP, she was a Senior Tax Manager at Pricewaterhouse Coopers.
Meghan leads Grant Thornton’s M&A Tax practice for the Mid-Atlantic region. In this role, she leverages her extensive experience in corporate tax compliance, provisions, and planning for private and public companies. She has dealt with very complex tax areas such as acquisitions, divestitures, bankruptcy, accounting methods, net operating losses, consolidated return regulations, and S corporations. Meghan provides practical insight to her clients every day.
You’ve invested your blood, sweat, and tears into an enterprise that has provided for you, your family and your employees. The moment has finally come for you to start a new chapter in your life. Explore your options now.