Utah Guardians-Conservators Financial Accounting is a type of accounting used by guardians and conservators in Utah to manage the finances of a ward or protected person. It is a comprehensive system that requires guardians and conservators to keep detailed records of all financial transactions, investments, and distributions made on behalf of the ward or protected person. The purpose of this accounting system is to ensure that any funds managed by the guardian or conservator are used in accordance with the wishes of the ward or protected person and to ensure that all funds are properly accounted for and disclosed. There are three main types of Utah Guardians-Conservators Financial Accounting: the Annual Accounting, the Interim Accounting, and the Final Accounting. The Annual Accounting is a yearly summary of all transactions made by the guardian or conservator, including all investments, withdrawals, distributions, and other financial activities. The Interim Accounting is a quarterly report that must be filed with the court. The Final Accounting is a report that must be filed upon the termination of the guardianship or conservatorship. All three types of accounting must include detailed information about the ward or protected person's financial assets, liabilities, and transactions.