The Vermont Report of Fiduciary For Small Estate is a legal document used by individuals who have been appointed as an executor of an estate in the state of Vermont. This document is used to report the closure of a small estate, with assets of $100,000 or less. It must be filed with the Vermont Probate Court in the county in which the deceased person lived. Types of Vermont Reports of Fiduciary For Small Estate: 1. Final Report: This report is used to close the estate and reports the payment of all debts, the distribution of all remaining assets, and the final account balance. 2. Interim Report: This report is used to document the estate's progress during the administration process and must be filed with the court when the estate is still open. 3. Inventory and Appraisal Report: This report is used to document all assets of the estate and their value as of the time of the deceased's death. This is usually done by a professional appraiser. 4. Release Form: This form is used to release the executor from any personal liability incurred during the administration of the estate.