Publisher's Synopsis
A law firm has a number of unique accounting requirements. It is strongly focused on the proper identification of chargeable hours, correctly structured billings, distributable income calculations, partner accounts, practice group reporting, realization rates, and much more. Law Firm Accounting provides the accountant with the information needed to set up a charge code system, account for ongoing business transactions, prepare financial statements, and issue a broad array of reports that are specifically targeted at the needs of a law firm. In short, it addresses every aspect of the accounting for a law firm.
