Generally, all the property listed in the inventory must be accounted for in the final account.
They want to know what property was included in the estate and where it went.
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You close out the estate with the court. It requires a final accounting and a complete plan of the distribution. If the court approves, the estate is closed.
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To insure that the estate is settle correctly and efficiently to maximize the heirs inheritance and to provide clean title to property. A full accounting of the estate and its assets must be produced.
You can resign from the position upon providing a full accounting of your actions in regards to the estate.
There are many accounting entries that can be used in a real estate firm's books. For example, accountants will need to debit cash for an incoming payment, or credit accounts payable for money spent on credit.
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You don't need to have an accounting degree or accounting courses to do your taxes. Most tax forms come with detailed instructions. Further the IRS also has detailed guidance about complex tax topics at the IRS.gov website. Most tax preparation software also includes extensive help.
Once the inventory and valuation of the estate is completed, the executor provides the court with a dispensation, shows that the taxes have been filed. If the court is satisfied that everything has been allocated according to the will or the intestate laws, they will close the estate.
Yes, they must show a full accounting to the court.
Only the executor can do that. They will have a letter of authorization from the probate court. They will provide a complete accounting to the court for the estate and what was spent.