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Before a profile goes public, Sitavo looks up the CVR number and confirms the advisers belong to the firm. For lawyers and accountants we also confirm their licence. We check identity and CVR, not the quality of the advice.
Yes. Filter by expertise, such as valuation, sales memorandum, due diligence or buy-side advice, to find firms that help with your side of the deal.
Brokers, lawyers, accountants and other advisers. Each firm shows which industries and regions it covers and what expertise it has.
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Which adviser do you need?
Selling or buying a business touches value, law, tax and negotiation all at once, and few people have done it before. That is why most use one or more advisers along the way. The directory brings together brokers, lawyers, accountants and other advisers, so you can find the right one for your deal — digital or physical, small or large.
Guides on the topic
Step-by-step knowledge that helps you make the right decision.
OverviewBusiness broker, Lawyer, AccountantIntroduction
| Adviser | Typically helps with |
|---|---|
| Business broker | Valuation, sales material, buyer outreach, negotiation and running the sale |
| Lawyer | NDA, letter of intent, purchase agreement, shareholders’ agreement, lease and employees on a transfer |
| Accountant | Accounts, normalising profit, tax and VAT on the sale, asset or share sale, and succession |
| Adviser | Strategy, preparing for sale, financing and acquisitions |
Business broker: when the sale should be run for youA broker takes charge of the sales process itself: valuation, the sales memorandum, buyer outreach, negotiation and c…Advice
A broker takes charge of the sales process itself: valuation, the sales memorandum, buyer outreach, negotiation and coordination until signing. It makes most sense for larger or more complex sales, when you lack the time or network yourself, or when the business must be sold discreetly to a narrow circle. Brokers typically charge a fixed fee, a success fee on completion or a combination — always ask what triggers payment and whether the agreement gives the broker exclusivity. Read more about when a broker makes sense.
Lawyer: agreements that have to holdThe lawyer makes sure the agreements protect you: non-disclosure agreement, letter of intent, purchase agreement and,…Guide
The lawyer makes sure the agreements protect you: non-disclosure agreement, letter of intent, purchase agreement and, where relevant, shareholders’ agreement, lease and the transfer of employees. In a share sale the lawyer also reviews the company’s obligations, and in an asset sale which contracts can be transferred. Even if you use the templates on Sitavo, it pays to have a lawyer read the purchase agreement before signing — especially with an earn-out or vendor financing.
Accountant: the figures, the tax and the structureThe accountant gets the figures ready for sale: normalises the profit, explains fluctuations and prepares the stateme…Finance
The accountant gets the figures ready for sale: normalises the profit, explains fluctuations and prepares the statements a buyer will want to see in due diligence. The accountant also advises on tax on the sale, whether to sell assets or shares, and on succession to family or employees. As a buyer you can use an accountant to review accounts and budgets before your offer becomes binding.
How to choose the right adviserSector and size: choose a firm with experience of businesses like yours — an online shop raises different questions t…Advice
- Sector and size: choose a firm with experience of businesses like yours — an online shop raises different questions than a restaurant or a manufacturer.
- Your side of the deal: some advisers mainly help sellers, others buyers. Filter by expertise, such as valuation, due diligence or buy-side advice.
- The fee in writing: get a written quote with the price, what is included and when payment is due.
- Independence: ask whether the adviser also works for the other party or is paid by anyone else.
- Time and rapport: a sale often takes months. Choose an adviser you can talk openly with and who has time during the period.
Your adviser in the deal on SitavoOnce you have chosen an adviser, you can give the firm access to your listing or deal.Advice
Once you have chosen an adviser, you can give the firm access to your listing or deal. The adviser works from their own account with the permissions you grant and can, for example, propose an offer or an NDA that you approve yourself. Everything is logged, and an adviser can never accept offers, sign or pay on your behalf. Looking for a co-owner rather than an adviser? Then Find a partner is what you need. Are you an adviser yourself? You can become an adviser on Sitavo.