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Tax Preparation

It's March 14th. You're Googling: 'How do I report contingency fees received at settlement?'

Let's make sure you never have to ask that again.

We don't just handle your tax filing — we manage your firm's tax plan year-round. From quarterly estimated payments on contingency income to deducting case cost advances correctly, we track deadlines, optimize your strategy, and keep your firm compliant. You'll always know what's due, when it's due, and what it means.

Get Tax Support That Plans Ahead
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What's Included

Tax prep for a law firm isn't a once-a-year event — it's a year-round strategy. Legal income can be unpredictable and lumpy, which means your estimated payments, deductions, and entity structure all need careful attention. We build your tax plan around your firm's actual revenue cycle.

Quarterly estimated tax calculations based on contingency fee income

Federal and state income tax filing for law firm entities

Entity-specific filing for LLCs, S-Corps, and partnerships

Contingency fee tax planning — deductions, timing, and structuring

1099 filings for expert witnesses, contractors, and referral fees

Partner draws, distributions, and compensation tax support

Year-round answers — not just when tax season hits

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Law Firms Have Unique Tax Challenges

Contingency fee income doesn't arrive on a predictable schedule — which means your tax plan can't be either. Law firms often have lumpy revenue, significant deductible matter costs, and complex entity structures that require year-round strategy. We align your tax planning with how your firm actually generates income, so there are no surprises at year-end.

Q1 (Jan–Mar)
  • Prior year Q4 estimate due (mid-Jan)
  • Annual tax filing
  • Q1 estimate planning
  • Prior year review
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Stay Ahead of Taxes — All Year Long

If your current tax process feels reactive, disconnected from how your income actually lands, or just a once-a-year scramble — let's fix that. We'll help you plan proactively around your firm's revenue cycle so you're never caught off guard, and never paying more than you should.

  • Quarterly estimates tied to your contingency fee income
  • Annual filings for your firm's entity structure
  • Year-round planning — not just March advice
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