Bookkeeping

Every tax season, a familiar scene plays out in accounting firms. A client walks in with a shoebox of receipts, […]

When a Lawyer Becomes Personally Liable for a Client’s Unpaid Taxes: The Neuberger Case

A Baltimore attorney now owes up to $3.3 million out of his own pocket. This is not his debt; it’s

An ethics audit letter from the Office of Attorney Ethics gives a New Jersey lawyer exactly ten days’ notice. For

Most managing partners can tell you their firm billed a good year. Fewer can tell you, with confidence, which practice

A firm running 20 flat-fee closings a month can get by with less. A once-a-month reconciliation and a shared spreadsheet

Most New Jersey attorneys who receive a deficiency letter from the Office of Attorney Ethics aren’t dishonest; they’re just behind

You signed up for QuickBooks. Watched a YouTube tutorial. Connected your bank account. And now, three months later, your books

If you’re a New Jersey small business owner doing your own books between customer calls, or paying someone who keeps

It’s 11 p.m. on a Tuesday in April. You’re at the kitchen table somewhere off the NJ Parkway, staring at

You started your business to do what you’re good at. Not to spend Sunday nights untangling eight months of transactions