A&L Bookkeeping

Keeping good records of your success

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About A&L Bookkeeping

A&L Bookkeeping provides expert bookkeeping services for small law firms, small businesses, and Hispanic-owned businesses. We specialize in trust accounting, client retainers, and IOLTA compliance to keep law practices audit-ready and compliant. Our team has a deep knowledge of legal industry workflows and CPA collaboration.

As bilingual professionals, we also serve Latino entrepreneurs with personalized bookkeeping services, tax-ready financials, and clear support in Spanish. Whether you're behind on your books or need ongoing monthly support, we help you understand your numbers, stay compliant, and grow with confidence.

Using cloud-based systems and tech-driven tools, we streamline your financial operations and offer real-time visibility into your business. We are based in Florida and serve clients across the U.S.

Book a consultation today to see how we can help your business thrive—in English or en español.

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Accounting

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Min. project

$1,000+

Hourly rate

$25 - $49 / hr

Team & locations

Location not listedFreelancer employeesFounded 2017

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