Businesses intended to remain family-held after the death of the founder need planning that goes far beyond the orderly and tax-efficient transfer of ownership interests. For ownership transfers to succeed, owners and leaders of family firms also must work out how the business will continue to thrive under new leadership and new ownership, as well as how family relationships will endure.
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