Updated July 22, 2015
Trust Financial in Chicago Illinois
Trust financial statements and the financial reporting requirements of trusts are very similar to the financial statements and financial reporting requirement of other income producing entities. The only difference generally comes in the accounting for the beneficiaries.
This can be tricky because in many instances, the beneficiaries are receiving benefits that are difficult to quantify. What if the beneficiary is living in a house or an apartment rent free? What if they have use of an income producing asset such as a farm, or their business is in a strip mall which is owned by the trust where they are not required to pay a rent? These situations are quite common.
If you are having problems with your Trust Financial in Chicago Illinois statements and reporting or have issues with your accounting in general, we would love to help. I enjoy hearing from my readers, and can be contacted at
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Chris Amundson is the President of Accounting Solutions Ltd., a full service public accounting firm of Certified Public Accountants and Enrolled Agents handling the bookkeeping, accounting, tax preparation, and audit representation needs of Businesses, Estates, Trusts, and Upper Income Individuals.