
Purchase Agreement in Ontario: A Guide for Business Buyers and Sellers
Key Takeaways A purchase agreement is a legally binding contract that sets the main terms of a business sale and outlines how risks are shared between the buyer and seller. Choosing between an asset purchase agreement and a share purchase agreement can have significant tax and liability implications for both parties. Careful due diligence and...
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