A Books Onsite legal bookkeeper will initially come to your office to get to know you and your business, refine your systems and customise a procedural checklist that is unique to you and your needs.
Then, for a fixed weekly fee, we provide an ongoing weekly remote service to your law firm which includes the following:
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Law firm bookkeepers can complete a huge range of tasks, such as:
This list is in no ways exhaustive - find out more here.
Law firm bookkeepers and accountants are actually two different aspects of a legal business - although they have a range of common goals and ideas, they are actually different parts of a business financial cycle. The tasks that a law firm bookkeeper generally comes first, such as organising day-to-day transactions, and then an accountants’ tasks follow this, however, there are some overlapping components.
In other words, law firm bookkeepers report financial data and accountants give insights and analysis of that data.
Yes! Law firm bookkeepers are specialists in trust accounting for law firms, including making sure everything is up-to-date and in accordance with all the relevant rules and regulations. Give Booksonsite a call if you would like further information in this regard.
There are a range of reasons as to why you should employ a law firm bookkeeper, not complete it yourself (or employ a regular bookkeeper even!) including: