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10/05/2026

A major business or investment decision can affect far more than the transaction itself.

Tax, legal, accounting and financial considerations can all come into play, which is why planning early matters. Once an entity is formed, a contract is signed, an asset is transferred or income is realized, some options may no longer be available.

Allen Barron’s Transactional Planning approach helps clients look at the full picture before key decisions are finalized.

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10/01/2026

Protecting More of What You've Built

Building a successful business takes years. Protecting its value requires planning across more than one area.

Estate planning decisions can affect business succession. Business decisions can create tax consequences. Ownership structures can influence what happens when a business is sold, transferred or passed to the next generation.

That is why legal, tax, estate and business planning should be considered together.

Allen Barron’s integrated approach helps business owners look at the complete picture and plan for what comes next.

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09/28/2026

Has Your Business Outgrown Your Estate Plan?

Your business may look very different today than it did when your estate plan was created.

Its value may have grown significantly. You may have added partners, locations or family members. Your ownership structure may have changed. Or a business that started small may now represent one of your largest assets.

As your business changes, your estate and succession planning should change with it.

Learn what business owners should be reviewing and considering:

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09/25/2026

Planning to Sell?
Plan Before the Sale.

Selling your business or preparing for retirement involves more than negotiating a transaction.

The decisions you make beforehand can affect your estate plan, taxes, family and the value you ultimately preserve from the business you spent years building.

When should planning begin? Should your estate plan be updated before a sale? What tax considerations should be addressed before major decisions are made?

Planning early can give you more options.

Explore Allen Barron’s Estate Planning for Small Business Owners resource: https://ow.ly/ePAI50ZM61m

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09/22/2026

What If No One Is Going to Take Over Your Business?

Not every successful business has an obvious successor.

Your children may have chosen another path. A partner may not want to take over. There may not be someone within the company who is ready to lead.

So what happens to the value you have created?

Selling the business, transitioning ownership to key employees or considering another succession strategy may all be options.

The important part is evaluating those options before a transition becomes urgent.

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09/19/2026

Passing Down a Business?

Fair Doesn't Always Mean Equal.

Passing a business to the next generation can raise questions that go far beyond who inherits what.

What if only one child wants to run the company? Should ownership and management go to the same person? How do you provide fairly for other family members while protecting the future of the business?

Thoughtful succession and estate planning can help protect both the company you built and the family relationships surrounding it.

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09/16/2026

What Happens When a Business Partner Leaves?

A strong business partnership needs a plan for when things change.

What happens if an owner retires, becomes disabled, passes away or wants to leave the business?

Who can purchase that ownership interest? How will the business be valued? Can family members become owners?

Your estate plan, business agreements and succession strategy should work together so there are clear answers before they are needed.

Learn more about planning for the future of your business:

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09/14/2026

If You Couldn't Run Your Business Tomorrow, Who Could?

If you were suddenly unable to manage your business, who would have the authority to step in?

Could someone make important financial and operational decisions? Would your family know what to do? Could the business continue without unnecessary disruption?

Estate planning for a business owner should address not only who ultimately receives the business, but also who can act on your behalf when needed.

Do you have a plan for when?

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09/10/2026

Your Plan for When -
You have a business plan. But do you have a plan for when?

When you retire.
When you sell.
When ownership changes.
When the next generation steps in.
When a partner leaves.
When something unexpected happens.

Estate planning for business owners is about much more than what happens after you’re gone. It is about protecting your business, your family and the value you have worked hard to build.

Allen Barron’s Estate Planning for Small Business Owners resource explores the important questions business owners should be considering now. Learn more: https://ow.ly/IZEn50ZM5lu

09/08/2026

When it comes to international tax planning, timing matters. Moving abroad, purchasing foreign investments or property, opening financial accounts, starting an international business, updating an estate plan - or returning to the United States - can all have U.S. tax and reporting implications. Planning before these decisions are made can help preserve options, reduce unnecessary risk and create a more coordinated approach to your long-term financial goals. Read more. https://ow.ly/1oOr50ZHWFh