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Your walk-away number.

The sale price isn't what lands in your bank account. Put in rough figures to see what you'd actually keep, and whether it covers the next chapter you have in mind. It's private: nothing you enter leaves your browser.

Sale price you have in mind

The headline figure you'd hope to agree.Business debts to clear

Equipment finance, loans, overdraft and anything else paid out at completion.Selling costs

Accountant, solicitor and any broker or adviser fees.Estimated tax

Ask your accountant. Small business concessions can reduce this, sometimes to nil.Other adjustments

Staff entitlements, customer deposits or other amounts deducted at completion.Amount paid later (if any)

Any part of the price paid over time or linked to future performance.What your next chapter needs

Optional. The amount you and your planner think you need.

Your estimate

Enter a sale price to see what you might actually keep. Rough numbers are fine.

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A rough estimate only, based entirely on the figures you enter. It isn't a valuation or tax advice. Nothing you type here is sent or stored. Ask your accountant to work through the real numbers.

Why this number matters more than the price.

Owners who know their real number negotiate calmly, compare offers on what matters and rarely get cold feet late in a sale. Owners who don't often discover the gap at the worst possible moment.

Once you have a rough figure, take it to your accountant to check the tax and adjustments properly.

Read: what you'll actually keep when you sell Read: tax and retirement questions for your accountant Try the sale-readiness scorecard

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