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Bank Client/Trust Account Reconciliation Report

How to generate the Bank Client/Trust Account Reconciliation Report in Re-Leased — align cashbook, bank statement, and ledger balances to confirm a correctly reconciled account, and export as PDF or CSV. Not available in North America.

Updated over a week ago

The Bank Client/Trust Account Reconciliation Report aligns your cashbook, reconciled bank statement, and ledger balances. Matching figures across these three areas confirms your Trust/Client Account is correctly balanced. The report is automatically produced at the end of each accounting period and can also be generated at any time for a custom date range.


Generating the Report Outside a Period Close

  1. Navigate to Reporting from the main menu.

  2. Select Client/Trust Accounting > Reconciliation.

  3. Click Bank Client/Trust Account Reconciliation.

  4. In Report For, select the company.

  5. Select the relevant Bank Account (Client or Trust Account).

  6. Choose the timeframe to cover.

Bank Client/Trust Account Reconciliation report filter screen in Re-Leased showing company, bank account, and date range selection


What the Report Includes

  • Opening cashbook balance at the start of the period.

  • Total processed transactions within the period.

  • Closing cashbook balance at the period's end.

  • Bank statement balance as of the closing date.

  • Adjusted bank balance after all presented items.

  • Total ledger balances as of the closing date.

When these figures match, your Trust/Client Account is accurately reconciled.

Bank Client/Trust Account Reconciliation report output showing cashbook, bank statement, and ledger balance sections


Export Options

  • Click Generate Report on Screen to view immediately.

  • Click Download as CSV or PDF (Portrait / Landscape) to export.


Related Reports

  • Cashbook Report — reflects the cashbook for the selected period.

  • Bank Statement Reports — confirm opening and closing balances for your statements.

  • Trial Balance Report — shows ledger balances as of the report's end date.


In Asia-Pacific, "Trust Account" is the standard term; European customers refer to it as "Client Account". Client/Trust Accounting functionality does not apply to customers in North America. For more information on regional terminology, see our Glossary of Regional Terminology.

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