The tax reform push on Capitol Hill poses a range of business challenges for large law firms, accounting consultants wrote in a white paper published this month.

Firms could be required to restructure partnership agreements, secure financing for tax bills, and reexamine long-term growth strategies if the proposed legislation becomes law, PricewaterhouseCoopers’ law firm services practice says.

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