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Accounting Form - Summary Of Assets, Expenditures, Disbursements And Property Form. This is a Tennessee form and can be use in Shelby Local County.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE
IN THE MATTER OF:
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DOCKET NO: ____________
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ACCOUNTING
The undersigned hereby submits, under oath, the following settlement of accounts as
_____________________________of the Estate of ____________________________________.
The undersigned makes oath that the following assets belonging to said estate have been received
and are chargeable to the undersigned:
ASSETS
ENDING BALANCE SHOWN ON LAST SETTLEMENT, IF ANY
$________________
RECEIPTS SINCE PRIOR SETTLEMENT:
DATE
DESCRIPTION OF ASSET
AMOUNT
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TOTAL ASSETS
$ _____________
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EXPENDITURES AND DISBURSEMENTS
THE UNDERSIGNED MAKES OATH THAT THE FOLLOWING EXPENDITURES AND DISBURSEMENTS
HAVE BEEN MADE AND FOR WHICH CREDIT SHOULD BE GIVEN:
DATE
PAYEE
CHECK #
DESCRIPTION
TOTAL EXPENDITURES & DISBURSEMENTS
AMOUNT
$____________
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SUMMARY
TOTAL ASSETS
$_________________________
TOTAL EXPENDITURES & DISBURSEMENTS
$_________________________
BALANCE ON HAND
$_________________________
ASSETS ON HAND TO REFLECT ABOVE BALANCE:
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TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
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STATE OF TENNESSEE
COUNTY OF SHELBY
The undersigned solemnly makes oath that the foregoing settlement of account exhibits a full, true and just
statement of each and every asset of said Estate for which the undersigned should be charged, and all expenditures
and disbursements for which the undersigned is entitled to take credit.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this___________day of____________________,20_____.
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Clerk of the Court or Notary Public
NOTE: LOCAL RULES OF THE PROBATE COURT PROVIDE: (Local Rule XI: 10)
(A)Entries on accountings should be specific, giving date, source, and amount. For example, do not just list
“Deposit”, but rather show as “12/21/01 –Union Planters Bank Checking Account #854321-- $721.71”.
Another example might be: “7/15/04 – Proceeds from Sale of 1999 Honda Accord -- $2.500.00.”
(B)All assets of the estate should be reflected on the accounting; however, tangible property, such as vehicles,
boats, farm equipment, etc., shall be listed separately from the monetary portion of the accounting. Tangible
property need not show a dollar value although approximations are permissible. Household furniture need
not be itemized unless requested by an interested party.
(D)If an accounting on a decedent’s estate is filed more than two (2) years after the decedent’s
death, a notation on the accounting shall state why it is necessary to keep the estate open.
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