Idaho Conservator's Accounting is a specialized accounting process used to track the assets of a conservator's ward—a person who is mentally or physically unable to manage their own finances. This type of accounting helps to ensure that all the ward's assets are properly managed and accounted for. It includes tracking the movement of money, investments, and other assets, while also providing a detailed financial report to the court. Idaho Conservator's Accounting is divided into two main categories: the Inventory and the Accounting. The Inventory is a listing of all assets owned or held by the ward, including their financial accounts, real estate, and tangible personal property. The Accounting is a periodic review of the ward's finances that includes a detailed statement of all financial activities for the preceding period, as well as an inventory of all assets held by the ward at the time of the accounting.