Estate administration—Letter to accountant

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Estate administration—Letter to accountant

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Precedents
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[enter name]

[enter address]

Dear [[enter organisation name] OR [enter name of accountant]]

The late [name of deceased]

National Insurance Number: [enter national insurance number]

Address:

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United Kingdom

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