12 November 2020
Financial Management
Financial performance | Financial information & analysis | Resource management | Pricing | General accounting
Event Recording
Article
21 October 2020
The 6 Rules to Getting Your Law Firm’s Fees Right
Have you been told that your prices are too high? Getting your pricing right is one of the keys to building a successful practice. So, if you’re feeling powerless and confused about what to do, try following these 6 rules for law firm pricing.
Sue-Ella Prodonovich, Prodonovich Advisory
Event Recording
12 October 2020
QLD | Trust Accounts Update 2020
Practice Management and Business Skills
Article
15 September 2020
Your 2020 Annual Superannuation Statement: Review Past Performance, Plan Future Actions
No doubt your Annual Super Statement will be one of many statements or bills you receive, but it is worth the effort to take a closer look at your Statement. After all, super is now the second highest form of savings for Australia, exceeded only by housing.
Andrew Proebstl, legalsuper
Report
Report released on 10 September 2020
2019 ALPMA/Findex Australian Legal Industry Financial Performance Benchmarking Survey
What a difference a year can make. When we conducted this survey in 2019, no-one could have envisaged the COVID-19 pandemic and the financial impacts and challenges that were about to take place. Although this year is different, how firms bounce back and thrive will largely be a function of their financial strength and position pre-COVID-19.
Australia
Report Available Now
Event Recording
18 June 2020
Financial Management 101 for Practice Managers
Practice Management and Business Skills, New Zealand CPD
Whitepaper
8 April 2020
ATO Information Hub
Information about claiming tax deductions for lawyers working at home.
Event Recording
7 April 2020
Q&A | COVID-19 – Cash Flow & Financial Management
Practice Management and Business Skills, New Zealand CPD
Article
25 March 2020
Accessing Super Due to COVID-19 Hardship
On 22 March 2020, the Federal Government announced it will temporarily allow eligible people to access up to $10,000 of their superannuation retirement savings in 2019-20 and a further $10,000 in 2020-21.