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(a)    The total value of property as shown in all inventories made
prior to the date of the account;

(b)    All receipts of the estate during the period of administra-
tion;

(c)    The date of each purchase, sale, lease, transfer, compromise,
settlement, disbursement or distribution of assets of the estate, a
description of each such transaction, and a statement of the amount
by which it affects the amounts referred to in paragraphs (a) and
(b); and

(d)    The value of any assets remaining in the hands of the per-
sonal representative [; and].

[(e) A statement of whether the personal representative be-
lieves there are or may be any assets not referred to in any inventory,
the nature of such assets, the extent of any effort to locate such
assets, and any other information which the personal representative
may deem desirable or appropriate.]

7-303.

After an initial account has been rendered, subsequent accounts,
whether filed by the same personal representative or by a successor,
shall contain the personal representative's certificate of:

(a)    The value of any assets remaining in the hands of the per-
sonal representative as shown in the last account;

(b)    The value of assets as shown in any inventory made since
the last account;

(c)    All receipts of the estate since the date of the last account;

(d)    The date of each purchase, sale, lease, transfer, compromise,
settlement, disbursement or distribution of assets since the last ac-
count, a description of each such transaction, and a statement of the
amount by which it affects the amounts referred to in paragraphs
(a), (b) and (c) ; and

(e)    The value of any assets remaining in the hands of the per-
sonal representative [; and].

[(f) A statement as required by Section 7-302(e).]

7-305.

(a) Generally.—Accounts shall be rendered by the personal rep-
resentative :

(1)    Within [eight] nine (9) months from the time notice is
given pursuant to Section 7-103;

(2)    Within six months after the account referred to in para-
graph (1) and within six months of each account thereafter until
[the estate is closed pursuant to subtitle X;] the filing of the account
which is the account designated as the final account;

(3)    Upon termination of his appointment, as provided in part 3
of subtitle VI;

(4)    At such other times as may be ordered by the court.