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<i>Accounting & Financial Planning for Law Firms</i> <b>Tips for Creating a Partner's Customized Model and Plan</b>

For use in preparing partners' individual business models and plans, design a standard worksheet form. The goal of a standard worksheet is to promote uniformity in the process for creating personal plans, not to seek rigidly uniform results.

4 minute read April 29, 2005 at 03:02 PM
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<i>Accounting & Financial Planning for Law Firms</i> <b>Tips for Creating a Partner's Customized Model and Plan</b>

For use in preparing partners' individual business models and plans, design a standard worksheet form. The goal of a standard worksheet is to promote uniformity in the process for creating personal plans, not to seek rigidly uniform results.

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