Lawyers can benefit from my 20+ years bookkeeping experience, plus related IT and general business knowledge. Six years ago I became involved with legal bookkeeping, liked it, and delved deeper, learning all aspects of PCLaw and LSUC bookkeeping By-laws.Bookkeeping is a relatively straightforward profession, but the PCLaw program most commonly used by lawyers is extremely complex. It does a fantastic job of tracking all the variables involved: general bank, trust bank, receivables, payables, taxes, expenses, and expense recovery. However, it is this complexity that makes the program prone to posting errors.Try it for yourself - sign into PCLaw - Reports - G/L Reconciliation - OK. The right-hand columns (Differences) should be empty. Is yours?Clients can take advantage of the additional training and extensive experience I have. Clients can be assured that I can maintain both their books and the PCLaw data itself.__________________________________________________"We have found Mr. McDonald's services to be very professional, helpful and his experience is certainly an asset in acting on our behalf." James W. Cruickshank, Esq.Stuart & Cruickshank, Gravenhurst, Ontario__________________________________________________Specialties: An entry may be correct from a bookkeeping point of view, but if the entry is made using the wrong method, the PClaw general ledger will go out of balance. My specialty is detecting these types of errors and correcting them.