In a large real estate law firm, matters of finances, operations, and staffing are generally managed with minimal input from attorneys. For an attorney who's made the decision to practice alone, or for attorneys in a smaller practice, a solid grasp of business administration is needed. Accounting, pricing, and other financial matters are areas in which every member of the team can make a positive contribution. Bellingham, MA CPA Ann Irons, who works alongside several real estate law practitioners, shares her insights.
Ann spent over 25 years in the financial service industry, gaining knowledge and experience that allows her to provide an array of tax, bookkeeping, and accounting services for her clients. Relying on a stringent code of ethics and a dedication to maintaining the highest industry standards, Ann works hard to ensure her clients receive the quality service they’ve come to expect. A member of AICPA and MSCPA, Ann has also had an article featured in the renowned publication, Banker and Tradesman. 
