Utah Accounting of Minors Estate is a legal document that is completed and signed by the legal guardian of a minor when managing the minor's estate. The purpose of this document is to provide an accounting of all assets and income received and disbursed on behalf of the minor. This document is important in order to ensure that the minor’s estate is managed properly and that all assets and income are properly accounted for. The document provides a detailed record of all financial transactions related to the minor’s estate, including deposits, withdrawals, investments, purchases, and sales. The two main types of Utah Accounting of Minors Estate are the Initial Accounting and the Final Accounting. The Initial Accounting is completed by the legal guardian at the beginning of the estate management process and is used to provide an overview of the assets and income of the minor’s estate. The Final Accounting is completed at the end of the estate management process and is used to provide an accurate record of all transactions that have occurred during the estate management process.