Or. Admin. R. 863-025-0040 - Record of Receipts and Disbursements
(1) Except as provided in section (4) of this
rule, a property manager must prepare and maintain a chronological record of
receipts and disbursements or a check register for each client's trust account
and each security deposits account in which the manager must record each
receipt of funds and each disbursement of funds.
(2) A record of receipts and disbursements or
a check register must contain at least the following information:
(a) For each receipt of funds:
(A) The date the funds were received, unless
the date is recorded in a separate document as provided in section (3) of this
rule;
(B) The amount of the funds
received;
(C) The purpose of the
funds and identity of the person who tendered the funds; and
(D) The date the funds were
deposited.
(b) For each
disbursement of funds:
(A) The date the funds
were disbursed;
(B) The amount of
funds disbursed;
(C) The check
number and payee of the disbursement; and
(D) The purpose of the
disbursement.
(c) If
there is more than one property in a clients' trust account, each entry for a
receipt, deposit or disbursement must be identified with the applicable
identifying code;
(d) If the trust
account is an interest-bearing account, the amount of interest earned and the
date the interest was credited to the account; and
(e) The account balance after each
entry.
(3) The property
manager may record the date funds were received as required in section
(2)(a)(A) of this rule in a record that is separate from the record of receipts
and disbursement or check register if the property manager establishes an audit
trail that shows when the funds were received and deposited.
(4) If a property manager maintains a
separate client's trust account for a single owner pursuant to property
management agreement, the property manager must maintain at least one of the
following:
(a) A record of receipts and
disbursements;
(b) A check
register; or
(c) An owner's ledger
as defined under OAR 863-025-0055.
(5) Upon any activity, the property manager
must record each receipt, deposit or disbursement as required in this rule and
record each deposit or disbursement on the corresponding owner's ledger as
required in OAR 853-025-0055 and/or tenant's ledger as required in
863-025-0050.
(6) A property
manager may aggregate individual deposits or individual disbursements and
record the aggregated total in the record of receipts and disbursements or
check register only if the property manager:
(a) Aggregates the deposits or disbursements
on a daily basis;
(b) Maintains a
separate report that details the individual deposits or disbursements, which
states the information for each deposit and disbursement as required in section
(2) of this rule; and
(c) Preserves
and maintains the detailed report as a required record.
(7) A record of receipts and disbursements or
check register for a clients' trust account may show a negative balance during
the course of a day only if the record of receipts and disbursements or check
register shows a positive balance at the close of the day.
(8) A property manager must retain all paid
bills and receipts explaining the amount of and purpose for the receipt or
disbursement entered in the record of receipts and disbursements.
(9) A property manager may engage in
electronic banking transactions, including the use of the Internet or by
telephone, if a record of the transaction, sufficient to establish an audit
trail, is created and maintained by:
(a)
Printing a copy of the Internet transaction that includes the date, time, and
nature of the transaction;
(b)
Making a written notation of the telephone transaction including the date,
time, and nature of the transaction; or
(c) Creating an electronic document that
readily relates to the transaction containing the information in (a) or (b) of
this section.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183.335 & 696.385
Stats. Implemented: ORS 696.280 & 696.361
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