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Describe Trust Accounting

Trust Accounting: It is the "accounting of each and every item of income and expenditures which are employed to find out the amount that certain beneficiaries will obtain from the trust each year." Actually, it is equivalent to all the revenues received by the Trust minus all expenditures incurred associated to the production and maintenance of Trust.

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