Managing trusts or estates means that you often have to account
for principal and interest assets separately. Navigator's extensive
chart of accounts allows you to do this by using qualifiers to
classify principal and interest assets separately for tax and
reporting purposes. Navigator's double-entry accounting structure
assures the integrity of your entries.
One important challenge you face in trust accounting is multiple
layers of marketable securities. Navigator has the portfolio
management tools that you need. It lets you account for multiple
tax lots, track blocks of securities by cost-basis and purchase
date, produce interim tax schedules, and automatically update
security prices directly from the Internet. This is ideal for
private foundations or if you’re looking for a partnership
accounting solution.
To assist you to serve multiple audiences, Navigator's reporting
features are tailored to the special information needs of fiduciaries,
beneficiaries and trustees and can report on
principal, interest or both. The Advanced
Reports add-on module produces consolidated
reports that span multiple years during lengthy estate settlements.
Managing disbursements from multiple accounts to many interested
parties is time-consuming for a manager of trusts or the executor
of an estate. CheckForm makes
complex check-runs simple. You can print an entire check-run
from multiple accounts onto blank checkstock — fully customized,
professionally formatted and MICR-encoded — avoiding the
need to handle multiple pre-printed checkstock.
Financial Navigator offers training and support so all the
people in your office can learn its powerful capabilities. Find
out more about Navigator and which Edition
is right for you and your clients.