2 years ago

What does a trust do?

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Triss [41]2 years ago

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A trust allows one group to control many other companies.

<h3>What is a trust in accounting?</h3>

A trust can be defined as the transfer of assets to a trustee so that the person would manage the assets at the situation that there is a death of the owner.

The trustee has to be able to manage the business or assets in a way that he would reap benefits for those inheriting it .

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