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FAQ
- What exactly drives revenue in this service business?Break sales into recurring contracts, repeat bookings, project work, product sales and referrals. Recalculate margin and customer retention for each stream instead of relying on one blended total.
- Which permits and licences apply locally?Use BizPaL and the relevant regulators to identify federal, provincial, territorial and municipal requirements for each service and location. Verify renewals, inspections and ownership-change procedures before closing for every operating address.
- Will important customer contracts transfer?Review assignment, change-of-control, renewal, pricing, service-level and termination clauses. Obtain required consents and confirm customer contacts, schedules and service histories can lawfully move to the new owner before including contracted revenue.
- Are workers classified and insured correctly?Compare employee and contractor arrangements with actual control, tools, scheduling and financial risk. Check payroll remittances, workers' compensation coverage, overtime, vacation liabilities and unresolved classification reviews across all active workers.
- Can the business operate without the seller?Document quoting, scheduling, quality control, customer recovery and supplier ordering. Measure how many relationships, approvals and technical tasks depend personally on the seller or one key employee during the handover period.
- What claims could surface after the sale?Review complaints, refunds, chargebacks, warranty promises, safety incidents, litigation and insurance notifications. Allocate responsibility for pre-closing work and retain records needed to defend future customer claims connected to inherited obligations.

