Vermont Summary of Account For Minor Financial Guardianship is a document used to track financial transactions and keep financial records of a minor’s estate. It is often used by guardians of minor children in Vermont to maintain a detailed accounting of the minor’s assets and income. The document is used to keep track of the minor's finances and ensure that all money is handled properly. It is also used to provide a record of the transactions for tax purposes. There are two types of Vermont Summary of Account For Minor Financial Guardianship: a Short Form and a Long Form. The Short Form is used when the minor’s assets are not held in trust or other accounts and all transactions are recorded on the form. The Long Form is used when the minor’s assets are held in trust or other accounts and the transactions are recorded separately on the form. Both forms include sections for detailing the asset’s beginning balance, any deposits, withdrawals, and the current balance. The Short Form also includes sections for recording the name of the minor, the guardian, and the source of the funds. The Long Form includes additional sections for recording the name of the custodian of the trust or account, the account number, and the source of the funds.