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Who Is Reviewing Your Firm's Partnership Agreements?

This article focuses on the specific areas of law firm partnership agreements that require an accountant's input and expertise.

22 minute read December 11, 2012 at 09:05 AM
By
Steven A. Davis And Louis Balbirer
Who Is Reviewing Your Firm's Partnership Agreements?

We often find that many of our clients, including law firms, do not involve their accountants in the development or review of their shareholder/partnership operating agreements. These are complex agreements that involve legal, financial and tax considerations.

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