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We are in mid-tax season. As an attorney, you might look at your records and bottom line and think….
“where did all the money go?”
Maybe you ask your tax professional, and they go into depth ...
The interest on a lawyer's trust account, commonly known as IOLTA, is one of the most mysterious accounts in attorney's chart accounts. Yes, we know it's a bank account; we know that there's interest,...
One of the things I love about collaborating with other accountants and bookkeepers is learning new trade tricks.
The last few weeks have been narrowly focused on how to clean up your client files. ...
Let me paint the picture. You are doing your accounting records for your law firm. You send the tax professionals the financial documents that they requested. The tax professional contacts you and...
What processes are best for the year-end cleanup of your books? We already reviewed using the books review feature in QuickBooks, which is a great start. This is a task I perform on client files, ty...
Closing out the books for your law firm client with QuickBooks is a topic I thought would be timely to explore.
There are a few things I like to do at year-end for my clients, just to get their fi...
Some data migrations are more complex than others and it’s also probably safe to say that a law firm migration will usually lean towards being at least moderately hefty, (if not a full-on King Kon...
There are several types of entities that we typically see law firms drawn into. In the US, they are taxed differently, and it is important to be aware of this when considering your law firm’s str...
Continuing with my series on QuickBooks Online for attorneys last week we jumped into starting a brand new file and adding a law-specific chart of accounts. This week it's all about importing a list o...
