Trust Accounting

Trust accounting is a simple form of bookkeeping used exclusively for trust transactions. It is the recording by a trustee of the receipt and payment of other people's money into individual trust ledger accounts maintained for the person from or on whose behalf the money was received.

Trust Accounts Consultancy

QLS assists the profession practice in an efficient, practical and a precise manner. We provide a number of services to support the day-to-day operation of a law practice. The Trust Account Consultancy is a complimentary service for newly established practices across Queensland.

Trust Accounting Guide

The Trust Accounting Guide (.pdf) is a valuable resource for assisting law practices to comply with the legislative requirements and good accounting practices for the operation of law practice trust accounts.

This section provides practitioners with information and tools to assist in the understanding and operation of trust accounts and the legislative requirements of doing such. 

It includes an overview of the legislative requirements of trust accounting processes, a voluntary check list to assist external examiner's determine whether a law practice has complied with its legislative obligations, and an external examiner's program to guide accountants to properly discharge their duties when external examining solicitors' trust accounts.