Vermont Fiduciaries Closing Report is a document that is used to close out a fiduciary relationship when the fiduciary's role has been completed. The report is an official record of the fiduciary's activities, including the assets and funds that were managed, the disbursements that were made, and the manner in which the funds were managed and distributed. It is also used to provide an accounting of the fiduciary's assets and liabilities, as well as any income or gains that were realized during the course of the relationship. There are two types of Vermont Fiduciaries Closing Report: the Final Closing Report and the Interim Closing Report. The Final Closing Report is used when the fiduciary's role is complete and all assets and funds have been distributed. The Interim Closing Report is used when the fiduciary's role is still in progress and the final distributions have not yet been made.