Compliant trust accounting in your law office requires more than a few basic steps. Proper records must be maintained, and if you're seeking to weed out potential bookkeeping mistakes, modern technology can provide a critical safeguard against everyday human error.
This guide will cover all of the terms you need to know and steps your law office needs to take to have a full-proof trust process, along with key reports and recordkeeping, and how your accounting software can help keep your firm compliant.
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