Trust and Estate Accounting
Clarity for fiduciaries, families, and their advisors.
Is a trust or estate accounting requirement more complicated than you expected?
EisnerAmper's Trust Accounting team prepares fiduciary accountings that follow your governing trust document and applicable state requirements. Whether you administer a trust or estate, advise those who do, or oversee a family's wealth, we handle the detailed work so you can focus on the people and decisions in front of you.
Fiduciary Accounting Challenges for Trustees, Executors, and Advisors
How We Support You
Fiduciary Accounting Services for Trusts and Estates
We work with trustees, executors, professional fiduciaries, attorneys, and families to turn a complicated requirement into a clear, manageable process.
Annual Trust and Estate Accountings
We prepare fiduciary accountings under the applicable regulatory basis. You meet your reporting duties with greater confidence.
Multi-Year and Historical Accountings
We prepare accountings when annual reports were never completed. You bring the record current without piecing it together alone.
Trust Agreement and Distribution Consulting
We explain how the Uniform Principal and Income Act (UPIA) and trust provisions shape the accounting, and we calculate or evaluate proposed distributions. You understand the financial impact clearly.
Tax Coordination
We prepare accountings that supply the financial information behind trust and estate tax returns. Your returns rest on accurate, well-organized records.
Court Accountings and Litigation Support
We prepare or reconstruct accountings for beneficiary disputes and court proceedings, including multi-year matters and probate proceedings. Attorneys and families receive an independent, professionally prepared record.
Accounting Reconstruction and Correction
We resolve incomplete records and reconcile prior-year issues. You address concerns before they grow into larger disputes.
Why Fiduciaries and Advisors Work with EisnerAmper
A Core Practice
State Probate Code Knowledge
One Team
An Independent View
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