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Unclaimed Property Audit Scope
By: Laurie Andrews, Gary Joseph and Brian McCarthy The unclaimed property audit landscape is forever changing. Just a few years ago there were only a
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Importance of Owner Contact in Unclaimed Property
By: Gary Joseph and Paola Narez In order to maintain compliance with states’ unclaimed property statutes, holders must understand the types of unclaimed properties they
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Prepared for Spring Unclaimed Property Reporting?
Spring unclaimed property reporting deadlines are coming up fast, are you prepared? Spring reporting runs from March through May and varies by state and industry.
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Unclaimed Property State Compliance Observations From 2020
2020 has been quite the year! As with all aspects of our lives, the unclaimed property world was significantly impacted by this year’s events. We
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Unclaimed Property and the Insurance Industry
Insurance companies, like all “holders,” are required to comply with the unclaimed property laws for each state or jurisdiction within the United States and its
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Financial Institution Insights into Unclaimed Property
Financial institution unclaimed property, including banks and credit unions, is unique with different property codes, dormancy periods and even different reporting deadlines. Some of the
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How to File Unclaimed Property Reports Now That UPExpress Has Been Discontinued
UPExpress, the free tool for companies to eFile unclaimed property reports directly to participating states, was discontinued at the end of 2020 because the current
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Energy, Oil & Gas Industry in Unclaimed Property
This blog was updated on January 11, 2023. Unclaimed property compliance for energy, oil and gas companies can be an especially complex process due to
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Unclaimed Property Dormancy Periods by State: What You Need to Know
Understanding unclaimed property dormancy periods by state and executing the appropriate decisions can make or break your company’s unclaimed property program. This is due primarily
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2020 GCS Intelligent Reporting | Session Recaps
Tuesday, October 6 CEO Keynote: Our Journey to Solve Tax for Good | Andy Hovancik, President & CEO, Sovos GCS Intelligent Reporting kicked off with
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NAUPA III Format is Underway
This blog was updated on July 13, 2022 The National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrator’s (NAUPA) III format for unclaimed property has been in the
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Act Now: Temporary Extension to Enroll in the Delaware VDA Program
Did your company receive an invitation in February 2020 to join the Delaware Voluntary Disclosure Agreement Program (SOS VDA Program)? If so, you have extra
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The Top 5 Ways to Stay Ahead of Unclaimed Property
Unclaimed property compliance is a year-round job. Preparations must be made monthly in order to stay compliant. Below are the top 5 ways you can
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The Danger of Unclaimed Property for Healthcare Providers
Healthcare providers build up patient credit balances from collecting more coinsurance, copays, and deductibles than they earn. Unfortunately, because the fees are unearned, the healthcare
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The Top 4 Benefits of a Cloud-Based Unclaimed Property Solution
According to Forrester Research, 65 percent of North American enterprises relied on public cloud platforms in 2019. This is five times the percentage that used
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How to Prevent a Delaware Unclaimed Property Audit
Did your business receive a letter from the Delaware Secretary of State (SOS) Office? On February 20th, the Delaware SOS office sent “over 100 letters
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Your Guide to Posting Unclaimed Property Advertisements in New York
Not all states have the same requirements for completing an unclaimed property state report. The state of New York requires that certain companies publish unclaimed
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Three Best Practices for Unclaimed Property Record Retention
Unclaimed property retention requirements vary based on each state’s rules and regulations. Depending upon the property type and state, record retention periods can take up