Or. Admin. Code § 863-015-0275 - Clients' Trust Account Reconciliation and Records
(1) A principal real estate broker must
reconcile each clients' trust account at least once each month. The
reconciliation must comply with all of the following conditions:
(2) The reconciliation must have three
components:
(a) The bank statement balance,
adjusted for outstanding checks and other reconciling bank items;
(b) The balance of the receipts and
disbursements journal or check book register as of the bank statement closing
date; and
(c) The sum of all the
balances of the individual trust account ledgers as of the bank statement
closing date.
(3) The
balances of each component of the reconciliation must be equal to and
reconciled with each other. If any adjustment is needed, the adjustment must be
clearly identified and explained.
(4) The principal broker must verify, sign,
and date the reconciliation when completed.
(5) Outstanding checks must be listed by
check number, issue date, payee, and amount.
(6) The principal broker must preserve and
file in logical sequence the reconciliation worksheet, bank statements, and all
supporting documentation, including but not limited to, copies of the receipts
and disbursements journal or check book register and a listing of each
individual clients' trust fund account with a balance as of the reconciliation
date. If these records are computerized, they must be printed out for filing
with the reconciliation.
(7) All
reconciling items must be identified and cleared promptly.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 696.385
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 696.280 & 696.241
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