Mixed Trust Account in Canada
Definition of Mixed Trust Account
Mixed Trust Account meaning or descrpition: a trust bank account into which money from many different clients will be deposited and held in trust, until such time as invoices are rendered on their files or you are directed to pay out the money by the client to whom the money belongs (Source of this concept of Mixed Trust Account: emp.ca/books/392-5)
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- Article Name: Mixed Trust Account
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This entry was last updated: April 29, 2017