Washington Accounting of Guardian and Proposed Budget is an accounting system used by guardians in the state of Washington to track guardianship-related expenses. It includes a detailed budget of the guardian’s proposed expenditures and income for the guardianship term. It is typically used in cases of guardianship of minor children or adults with disabilities. The Washington Accounting of Guardian and Proposed Budget includes a breakdown of the guardian’s proposed expenditures for the guardianship term. These expenses can include fees for legal services, costs related to the care of the ward, and other guardianship-related expenses. The budget also includes a list of all income sources, such as court-ordered payments or funds provided by family members. There are two types of Washington Accounting of Guardian and Proposed Budget: the Preliminary Budget and the Final Budget. The Preliminary Budget is the initial budget submitted to the court by the guardian. It outlines the estimated costs of the guardianship and the proposed sources of income. Once the court reviews and approves of the Preliminary Budget, the guardian can submit the Final Budget. The Final Budget is a revised version of the Preliminary Budget. It includes the actual costs of the guardianship and income sources. In addition to the two types of Washington Accounting of Guardian and Proposed Budget, the guardian may also need to submit a Quarterly Accounting Report. This report is used to track the guardian’s expenditures and income sources on a quarterly basis. The Quarterly Accounting Report is typically submitted to the court every three months.