Is there an amount a golden figure, a ceiling cap if you like that a sole practitioner could normally be expected to reach, turnover wise. Where he/she could physically cope with the work load? I realise there are going to be exceptions, where someone has managed to reach an exceptional amount but I am just curious what everybody thought?
william123 wood
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Sole practitioner is an expression that refers to
(a) one person supplying their own time with a turnover of (say) £50,000 to £125,000
and (b)one person running a business with a number of staff both qualified and unqualified with a turnover of (say) £100,000 upwards.
I guess the number of SPs exceeding £500,000 is relatively few but rest assured - they do exist!