Lawyer accountant

Legal accountants use financial data that a bookkeeper records as a foundation they can build on to help your firm.They perform tasks for law firms such as preparing financial statements, providing financial forecasting, and capturing expenses.A legal accountantmaintains a law firm's financial information. They process accounts payable and receivable, reconcile general ledgers, and prepare all financial statements, including balance sheets, tax returns, income statements, disbursements accounting, and profit and loss statements.