# JuriBooks

> JuriBooks is cloud accounting software built for Nigerian law firms. It keeps the firm's double-entry books, the client trust (client money) ledger, fee notes with VAT, bank reconciliation, payroll and statutory deductions, and management reports in one place. It works in the browser, installs on phones and computers, and keeps working offline.

## Who it is for
- Law firms and legal practitioners in Nigeria, from sole practitioners to multi-partner firms.
- Firm accountants, CFOs, partners and account officers.

## What it does
- Fee notes (invoices) with VAT at 7.5%, payment on account (a percentage or a fixed amount), disbursements, multi-currency billing and NRS e-invoicing readiness.
- Sharing fee notes as PDF by WhatsApp and email.
- Client trust accounting: client money kept apart from the firm's money, per-client balances, escrow and foreign-currency trust accounts, and trust reconciliation.
- Bank reconciliation with statement import, automatic matching, duplicate and re-import detection, and client-money warnings.
- General ledger, journal entries, chart of accounts for law firms, partner accounts and profit share.
- Financial statements: income statement, balance sheet, cash flow, and a comparative income statement by month, quarter, half-year or year with common-size analysis.
- VAT and WHT schedules and remittance tracking.
- Payroll with PAYE, pension and statutory deductions.
- Month-end close: lock the books to a date, relaxed or enforced, with a checklist.
- Team roles and custom roles with section-level access.
- Practice analytics: matter billing history, work in progress, receivables ageing and practice-group performance.

## Pricing
- Subscription based, paid in naira. Start a subscription at https://juribooks.com/signup.html

## Key pages
- [Sign in or open the app](https://juribooks.com/)
- [Start a subscription](https://juribooks.com/signup.html)
- [Privacy policy](https://juribooks.com/privacy.html)
- [Terms of service](https://juribooks.com/terms.html)

## Facts
- Country: Nigeria. Currency: naira (NGN), with foreign-currency support.
- Tax: VAT 7.5%, WHT on professional fees, NRS e-invoicing (Nigeria Revenue Service).
- Data: stored in the firm's cloud workspace and on the device; each firm's books are kept separate.