Accounting for solicitors is a strictly regulated and highly specialised field that necessitates a thorough awareness of the industry as well as a comprehension of the day-to-day needs of law firms
We can advise you on the best way to keep your accounting records, whether you are a sole practitioner or a partnership.
Law Firms or Solicitor Practices must keep their books of accounts and records in accordance with Solicitors Accounts Regulations. There are many areas that one must be very careful with especially when it comes to client monies and office receipts.
It is vital , bank accounts and client ledgers are reconciled twice a year. All transactions must be well documented and traceable to matter files ( Each client account).
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What we can do for solicitors
Why Choose TAS CONSULTING LIMITED
We have developed particular knowledge and expertise in both Solicitors’ Practice Accounts and the annual Accountant’s Report for the Law Society over the course of our 10 years in practice.
When you hire us to handle your legal bookkeeping, you’ll have access to a number of benefits that you wouldn’t get if you hired a bookkeeper to work just for your organisation or did the bookkeeping yourself.
We make the transition from your previous accountant as easy as possible. In addition to preparing your income tax return, we offer expert advice on a consulting basis as needed.
We are recognised by the Law Society of Ireland to file the Accountants Report for Solicitors.
Benefits
The maintenance of up to date books and records
Dealing with all bank payments
Performing day and month end routines
Ensuring full compliance with Law Society Accounting Regulations
Maintaining and managing the Undertakings register
Preparing monthly reports for the Partners
Processing all day to day transactions (high volume)
Bank reconciliations on a daily basis
Revenue returns - managing VAT and PAYE/PRSI, Stamp Duty and IT38s
Payroll and maintaining employee leave records
Dealing with file opening and closing procedures
If you are a solicitor and would like to discuss how we can help you meet your Law Society obligations and prepare your income tax return, please contact us today at +353 1 442 8230 or moh@tasconsulting.ie
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Capital Gains Tax
Payroll
Tax Returns
Business Advisory
Inheritance Tax
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