I'm not to sure what you're asking, are you asking will your classification change for taxes if you sell your company? The answer to that I believe is no, it should remain the same during the time you officially operated the company.

Small business is taking an important role in the Govt. economy. There are lots of class of small business but it is growing in the rate of rapid because of the small help from the Govt. I hope we will get more help and policies for the increse of our business. I just need a group of Smallest Computer.These are for our office maintain. ---This post was edited to remove a commercial link. Read our discussion policies for more Community best practices.

The Federal Acquisition Regulations clearly state that when determining a business's size standard, the business should include foriegn affiliates when calculating annual receipts and number of employees. It's in FAR 19: https://www.acquisition.gov/far/html/Subpart%2019_1.html#wp1101795 If your business is purchased by a large business you loose your small business size standard. For more no-cost information on this or anything else related to selling to the government call your PTAC - Procurement Technical Assistance Center. aptac-us.org ---This post was edited to remove a commercial link. Read our discussion policies for more Community best practices.

You will lose your small business classification under the affinity rules for the SBA if you combined revenue exceeds the NAICS codes rules.

Please see the following free article through SCORE: smalltofeds.com/2009/06/federal-government-contracting-small.html -- This post was edited to remove a commercial link. Read our discussion policies for more Community best practices.

If you sell your business knowing that a giant national competitor is opening in your area, and you dont provide this information to your buyer, not only is it unethical but you risk being sued for fraud. So if you do sell your business, have the purchase and sales agreement include a clause that spells out the specifics of any impending competitive threats.