New York Non-Trust Accounting Forms are documents used to record the financial activities of a fiduciary in charge of a trust estate in the state of New York. These forms can be used as evidence in court proceedings, such as will dispute or other litigation related to trust administration. There are several types of New York Non-Trust Accounting Forms, including the Initial Trust Accounting, Interim Trust Accounting, Final Trust Accounting, Receipt and Disbursement Accounting, and Status Report. The Initial Trust Accounting is used to record the initial financial transactions related to the trust estate, such as the receipt of funds, payments made, and investments made. The Interim Trust Accounting is used to document the financial activities of the trust estate between the initial and final trust accounting. The Final Trust Accounting is the final document submitted to the court to show the financial activities of the trust estate at the end of the trust administration. The Receipt and Disbursement Accounting is used to track the receipt and disbursement of funds associated with the trust estate. The Status Report is a summary of the trust estate's financial activities.