Buying New Construction in Florida: Five Things Sophisticated Buyers Should Negotiate
Buying new construction in Florida? Five things sophisticated buyers should negotiate beyond the standard purchase contract, from Florida real estate counsel.
Section 453A Interest Charge: The Founder Installment Sale Trap
The section 453A interest charge hits any founder installment sale with a seller note above $5 million — and most CPAs only flag it the April after closing.
Working Capital Neutral Accountant Tie-Breaker Drafting
A working capital neutral accountant almost always sides with the buyer. The fix is not in the dispute resolution clause — it is in the specified accounting principles exhibit.
Asset Sale vs. Stock Sale in Florida — The Decision Framework Founders Should Run Before the LOI
Asset sale vs stock sale isn’t a tax decision — it’s a license, lease, customer, and successor-liability decision. Here is the framework Florida founders should run before signing the LOI.
Buying or Selling a Dental Practice in Florida — The DSO Letter of Intent, § 466.0285 Nondentist Ownership, and the Diligence Nobody Prices
A DSO offer for your Florida dental practice looks clean until 466.0285 reshapes the structure. Here is how nondentist ownership actually drives the deal.
Florida § 542.335 Sale-of-Business Non-Competes Run Longer Than Employee Non-Competes
Florida § 542.335 presumes a sale-of-business non-compete reasonable up to three years and unreasonable past seven .
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