What should be the ownership percentage of a new business between two partners if:
Partner A
secures a loan for startup through a business (business 1) he owns 90%
of. Partner A will have significant input in business decisions but
little to do with day to day operations. The new business (business 2)
is in a different industry but dependent on his already successful
business for success and will be located on land owned by business 1.
After 5 years business 2 will start to pay rent to business 1 for the
use of land at a reasonable to discounted rate.
Partner B
secures a loan (the same one as Partner A) through business 1 of which
he owns 10% of. Partner B will have significant responsibility in the
startup of business 2 and its day to day operations. Partner B will not
be paid an employee salary from business 2 but will continue to draw
his same salary and shareholder distributions from business 1 even
though most of his time and effort will now go to business 2. Up until
now Partner B had a greater responsibility than Partner A in the day to
day operations of business 1 so draws and salaries by Partners A & B
from business 1 were equal.
What do you think is a fair split of ownership % for business 2 if nothing changes with business 1?
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What should be the ownership percentage of a new business between two partners if:
Partner A
secures a loan for startup through a business (business 1) he owns 90%
of. Partner A will have significant input in business decisions but
little to do with day to day operations. The new business (business 2)
is in a different industry but dependent on his already successful
business for success and will be located on land owned by business 1.
After 5 years business 2 will start to pay rent to business 1 for the
use of land at a reasonable to discounted rate.
Partner B
secures a loan (the same one as Partner A) through business 1 of which
he owns 10% of. Partner B will have significant responsibility in the
startup of business 2 and its day to day operations. Partner B will not
be paid an employee salary from business 2 but will continue to draw
his same salary and shareholder distributions from business 1 even
though most of his time and effort will now go to business 2. Up until
now Partner B had a greater responsibility than Partner A in the day to
day operations of business 1 so draws and salaries by Partners A & B
from business 1 were equal.
What do you think is a fair split of ownership % for business 2 if nothing changes with business 1?
You never stated how much each contributed on a percentage basis.
If partner 1 contributed say 80%, is a silent partner and the business is reliant on his other business for its revenues and the other partner contributed 20% and is an active owner then I would say the split should be 80/20 or higher.
I would give some incentives operationally for partner 2 to earn more equity in lieu of salary so that ratio might change...and I would offer the partner 1 some loan payback in exchange for a reduction in ownership over a period of time. These are ways for partner 2 to earn a higher ownership without bringing so much cash to the table.
Of course both partners would need to agree to such terms..
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You never stated how much each contributed on a percentage basis.
If partner 1 contributed say 80%, is a silent partner and the business is reliant on his other business for its revenues and the other partner contributed 20% and is an active owner then I would say the split should be 80/20 or higher.
I would give some incentives operationally for partner 2 to earn more equity in lieu of salary so that ratio might change...and I would offer the partner 1 some loan payback in exchange for a reduction in ownership over a period of time. These are ways for partner 2 to earn a higher ownership without bringing so much cash to the table.
Of course both partners would need to agree to such terms..
You never stated how much each contributed on a percentage basis.
The loan secured by business 1 is the contribution along with 5 yrs rent free use of land owned by business 1. Business 1 is owned 90/10 by Partner 1/2 respectively
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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
You never stated how much each contributed on a percentage basis.
The loan secured by business 1 is the contribution along with 5 yrs rent free use of land owned by business 1. Business 1 is owned 90/10 by Partner 1/2 respectively
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