Damage evaluation for company purchase agreements

In the tran­sac­tion of a company, many details must be thought through and desi­gned as opti­mally as possi­ble. The enter­prise value must be calcu­la­ted. The fore­casts for the future deve­lo­p­ment of the company must be reali­stic and plau­si­ble. The tax orien­ta­tion should also be desi­gned with fore­sight. All these para­me­ters are also sources of error. What dama­ges can arise in company purchase agree­ments and how can they be coun­te­red or, better yet, avoided?