The Pennsylvania Account Filing Checklist — Decedents Estate is used to ensure that all assets of a decedent's estate are properly accounted for. This checklist outlines the necessary steps to file an account in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. There are two types of Pennsylvania Account Filing Checklist — Decedents Estate: 1) Regular Account and 2) Final Account. The Regular Account is used to report the inventory of assets, receipts, and disbursements of the estate, while the Final Account is used to report the final disposition of the assets. Both types of accounts require the same information, including a description of the decedent, a statement of the estate's assets and liabilities, a statement of receipts and disbursements, and the signatures of the executor and witnesses. Additionally, the Regular Account must include an accounting of any charitable contributions or distributions made from the estate.