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How long must trust accounting records be maintained and kept at the law firm?

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How long must trust accounting records be maintained and kept at the law firm?

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Trust accounting records should be maintained for at least 10 years (current year plus preceding nine years). These should be kept at the law firm’s office premises for at least two years. The financial information contained in client files is subject to the same retention period, and is considered part of the law firm’s trust account records.

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