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ed mendlowitz cpa the practice doctor q and a

question: i am getting ready to think about retiring. i don’t want to work forever, and have enough saved so i will be pretty well off when i retire. however, i would like to get the most that i could for my practice. i also would like my staff to not lose their jobs and for my clients to be well cared for.

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i am a sole practitioner with two part-time bookkeepers, two full-time cpas and a full-time secretary/office assistant. i have an informal relationship with a larger firm where i refer business i can’t handle and they refer back smaller clients they do not want.