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Www .willamette .com INSIGHTS SUMMER 2011 53 Business breakups : Terminating Ownership Interests in closely held BusinessesRobert J. McGaughey, Litigation InsightsIn the current market, liquidity is everywhere. Large banks pooled mortgages that converted illiquid mortgage notes into liquid securities. Buying and selling stocks is easier and less expensive than ever. However, one investment class that has not seen increased liquidity is investments in closely held businesses. Although these investments may provide owners with pride, a job, or above-market returns, investments in closely held businesses are among the least liquid investments available. Forensic analysts, legal counsel, Business owners, and the Internal Revenue Service are often concerned with how quick, how easy, at what price, and at what cost, the owner of a noncontrolling Ownership interest in closely held company can sell his or her shares?
www .willamette .com INSIGHTS • SUMMER 2011 53 Business Breakups: Terminating Ownership . Interests in Closely Held Businesses. Robert J. McGaughey, Esq.
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Distinguishing Personal Goodwill from Entity Goodwill, Closely held, CHARITABLE PLANNING WITH CLOSELY-HELD BUSINESS, CHARITABLE PLANNING WITH CLOSELY-HELD BUSINESS INTERESTS, BUY-SELL AGREEMENTS FOR OWNERS OF CLOSELY-HELD, HELD, LEGAL GUIDE TO MEETING MINUTES, Instructions, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES