Form PR-1814 at a glance
What it is: Form PR-1814, 05/24 is the Estate Account (Informal Administration and Formal Administration) under §§862.01, 862.05, 862.07, 862.11 and 865.16(1)(c), Wisconsin Statutes.
Who signs: "I declare under the criminal penalty of false swearing that the information I have provided is true and accurate." The Personal Representative/Special Administrator signs after the ►; enter the State Bar No. (if any).
Mark personal representative or special administrator: I am the personal representative or special administrator of this estate and this estate account is true and correct.
A filled-in Form PR-1814 example: a final estate account with nothing on hand

How to fill out Form PR-1814, box by box
Estate, Case No. and Informal or Formal Administration
Who you are and the account of the administration
Receipts and disbursements

Under RECEIPTS, enter the Net Value of property, subject to administration from Inventory (or assets on hand as of last estate account), Added Property (Schedule (A)), Dividends (B), Interest (C), Capital Gains (Losses) (D) and Other Receipts (E), then the TOTAL.
Under DISBURSEMENTS, enter Funeral Expenses (Schedule (F)), Debts of Decedent (G), Claims (including those by judgment) (H), Taxes Paid (I), Interest Paid (J), Administration Expenses (K), Other Payments (L), Distributions Paid to Date (M), TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS and Assets on Hand (N), then the TOTAL.
Totals in each column must be the same.
Fees paid and the proposed distribution
Declaration and signature
Form completed by
List of interested persons
More rules for Form PR-1814
This form shall not be modified. It may be supplemented with additional material.
Sources
[1] Form PR-1814 (05/24), Estate Account (Informal Administration and Formal Administration), Wisconsin Circuit Court (the Official source link on this page).







