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Confirmation Scotland- inventory
I am currently preparing form C1 for my Mum’s estate as Executor.
She has investments with Quilter (stocks & shares and investment bond). Quilter have provided me with a probate valuation (13 pages long) which details each asset no of units, unit price and asset value.
Will it be acceptable to attach a copy of this to the inventory rather than writing everything out again on the continuation forms? If I am able to do this how would I require to word this.
Any help appreciated.
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Using a ‘paper apart’ is common for additional information or in some cases, for the complete inventory on a spreadsheet. But 13 pages for valuations seems excessive.
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I agree it is a lot but I can’t really condense it as it has all the different funds within the investments. Any wording you can suggest to describe the attachments would be much appreciated.
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Perhaps you are overthinking this. Can you not just list the investments with their value?
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Thanks buddy9 it is totally possible that I am as I have found the whole thing difficult.
I can just give the summary of the investment and value but my understanding with stocks & shares, unit trusts etc… was that they needed to be broken down.
I will put in the product name and account value and hope that this is acceptable.Thanks for your responses.
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