Question: What constitutes a complete accounting in a revocable living trust when it becomes irrevocable after death?

Question : What constitutes a complete accounting in a revocable living trust when it becomes irrevocable after death?
When a person dies as the settlor of a revocable living trust which becomes norevocable apon their death how far back does the trusstee have to account for the assets in the trust? Is it from the day the trust was set up or from the day of of the the deceased death?
- asked by Boubo