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Trust Reconciliation Report

Understand your trust bank balance reconciled with other assets and liabilities, including Guest & Owner balances

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Understanding the Trust Reconciliation Report

Trust Reconciliation Report Overview - Watch Video

1. Accessing the Trust Reconciliation Report 0:03

  • Navigate to the reports section.

  • Select the Trust Reconciliation Report from the available options.

2. Selecting the Date for the Report 0:17

  • Choose the date you want to view the report for.

  • Example: Select July 31st to see the month-end balance.

3. Reviewing Trust Account Balances 0:25

  • Observe the total balance in the trust account (e.g., approximately $2.5 million).

  • Check the breakdown of net guest balances:

    • Departed guest receivables and deposits.

    • Balances for guests currently staying.

    • Advanced deposits for upcoming stays.

4. Analyzing Payables and Liabilities 0:40

  • Review lodging taxes payable and any accounts payable (unpaid expenses).

  • Examine all payables or owner balances:

    • This shows net income or ending owner's statement balances as of the selected date.

5. Collapsing Sections for Clarity 0:51

  • Option to collapse sections of the report for easier viewing.

6. Reviewing Manager Fees 1:08

  • Check amounts payable to the management, listed by fees earned over time.

7. Summary of the Report's Purpose 1:08

  • The report provides a comprehensive view of the balance sheet.

  • It helps ensure that the trust bank balance aligns with all liabilities and balances owed to:

    • Owners

    • Accounts payable

    • Lodging taxes

    • Advanced deposits

    • Accounts receivable.

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