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Volume 33, number 3assetsa business, tax, and financial newsletterRetiring Business Owners and Succession Planning Dodd Consulting, LLC One Landmark Square, 8th Floor Stamford, CT 069012603 Phone:

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Retiring business owners are individuals who have decided to step away from their business and no longer actively manage or operate it.

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