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E-raamat: Unclaimed Property: A Reporting Process and Audit Survival Guide

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Unclaimed Property: A Reporting Process and Audit Survival Guide breaks the unclaimed property process down into manageable steps that you can either handle on your own or with the help of a professional in the field. Author Tracey Reid presents a thorough introduction to every aspect of unclaimed property laws, clarifying what unclaimed property is, how the escheat laws apply to your particular circumstance, and how you can bring your enterprise into compliance with the least amount of manpower and cash outlay possible.

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"The book demonstrates the need for complying with escheat laws, and can teach readers how to develop a compliance system, as well as how to survive a state audit." (Accounting Today, January 26th, 2009)

Preface xi
Four Myths of Unclaimed Property
1(4)
``We Don't Have Unclaimed Property.''
1(1)
``Unclaimed Property Compliance is Voluntary.''
1(1)
``If I Don't Have Records, the Autitor Can't Determine Any Unclaimed Property Liability for My Company.''
2(1)
``I Am Only Liable for Reporting Unclaimed Property to States Where I Conduct Business (i.e., Have Nexus).''
3(2)
What Is Unclaimed Property?
5(10)
Purpose of the Unclaimed Property Laws
7(1)
Terminology
8(1)
What Types of Property Can Become Abandoned Property?
9(1)
When Does an Item Become Unclaimed Property?
10(2)
States' Responsibilities
12(1)
Holder's Responsibilities
12(2)
Notes
14(1)
Basics of Unclaimed Property Reporting
15(8)
Why You Must Report Your Unclaimed Property
15(1)
Determining Your Liability
16(2)
Where You May Have a Reporting Obligation: Jurisdiction
18(1)
Due Dates, Due Diligence, Aggregates, and Dormancy Periods
19(1)
Preparing the Report
20(2)
Note
22(1)
Calculating Unclaimed Property Liability
23(14)
Gather Your Records
23(1)
Identify Your Company's Unclaimed Property Types
24(1)
Determining Your Liability
24(4)
You Do Not Have All of the Records for the Audit Period: Determining the Best Estimation Technique for Your Company
28(6)
Do Your Due Diligence
34(1)
Complete the Final Summary Report and Pay the Money!
34(3)
Preparing for and Managing an Unclaimed Property Audit
37(22)
Audit Targets: Are You Next?
37(1)
Offense---Contact the States for a Voluntary Disclosure Agreement
38(3)
Beware the Gift Horse
39(1)
Where to Start
40(1)
Defense---Your Company Has Received Notification of an Audit: Do Not Ignore the Letter!
41(8)
First Contact
43(2)
Recruit Your Team
45(1)
Know Your Enemy: Unclaimed Property Auditors
46(3)
Audit Timeline
49(6)
Records Requests
49(1)
Openig Meeting
50(1)
Site Vist and Records Analysis
51(1)
Closing Meeting
52(1)
Final Assessment
53(1)
Appeal Process
54(1)
Audit Best Practices
55(1)
Post-Audit Cleanup
56(1)
Notes
57(2)
Developing Unclaimed Property Policies and Procedures
59(14)
Compliance Timelines: Due Diligence, Aggregates, and Dormancy Periods
64(6)
Content of Due Diligence Letters
65(1)
Timing of Due Diligence Mailings
66(1)
Aggregates
67(2)
Dormancy Periods
69(1)
Record Retention Policies
70(1)
Managing Your Exemptions
70(1)
Internal Controls: Checks and Balances
71(1)
Internal Audits
71(1)
Handling a Desk Audit or Fishing Call from a State Auditor's Office
72(1)
Note
72(1)
Exemptions and Exceptions to Unclaimed Property Reporting
73(20)
Business-to-Business Exemptions
74(4)
Current Business Relationship
78(2)
Gift Certificates/Gift Cards
80(5)
Gift Card Corporations
85(1)
Dormancy Fees
86(3)
Customer Credits/Credit Balances
89(1)
Tangible Personal Property
89(2)
Notes
91(2)
Special Industry Considerations
93(18)
Insurance
93(4)
Offers to Settle
94(2)
Demutualization of Shares
96(1)
Banking
97(2)
When Is an Account Considered Dormant?
97(1)
What Fees Can Be Imposed on Dormant Accounts?
98(1)
Safe-Deposit Boxes
98(1)
Money Orders and Traveler's Checks
99(1)
Health Care
99(4)
Not-for-Profit Medical Service Providers
103(1)
Oil, Gas, Utilities, and Energy
103(4)
Oil, Gas, Coal Mining, and Other Mineral Mining Industries
103(2)
Utilities
105(1)
Utility Co-ops
106(1)
Retail
107(1)
Customer Loyalty/Incentive Programs
107(1)
Gift Certificates/Gift Cards
107(1)
Notes
108(3)
Foreign Unclaimed Property Laws
111(18)
U.S. Laws on Foreign Escheat
112(3)
Indian Reservations
112(1)
U.S. Territories
113(2)
Other Nations' Laws
115(13)
Canada
115(3)
United Kingdom
118(1)
Australia
119(5)
New Zealand
124(3)
Hong Kong
127(1)
Notes
128(1)
Selected Legal Issues in Unclaimed Property Audits
129(10)
Lack of Nexus as an Audit Defense
129(1)
Dormancy Fees and Service Charges
130(1)
Expiration Dates and Other Contractual Limitation Periods
131(1)
Unclaimed Employee Benefits
132(1)
Unclaimed Property of Bankrupt Holders
133(1)
Mergers and Acquisitions: Successor Liability
134(1)
Asset Acquisitions
135(2)
Notes
137(2)
How Not to Be a Victim of Unclaimed Property Fraud
139(8)
Psychology of Fraud
140(3)
Types of Fraudsters
141(2)
Mitigating the Risk of Unclaimed Property Fraud
143(3)
Note
146(1)
Trends in Unclaimed Property
147(8)
Legislative Trends
147(3)
Non-Legislative Trends
150(3)
Conclusion
153(2)
Appendix A XYZ Corporation: Unclaimed Property Holder Questionnaire 155(4)
Appendix B Sample Policy and Procedure Manual 159(12)
Appendix C Sample Due Diligence Letter 171(2)
Appendix D State Unclaimed Property Office Contacts 173(12)
Appendix E Sample Audit Records Request 185(2)
Appendix F Summary of Current Gift Certificate Law 187(14)
Glossary 201(2)
Index 203
TRACEY L. REID, JD, LLM, is President of Reid Unclaimed Property Services LLC. Her company helps businesses of all sizes become compliant with state unclaimed property laws. Prior to forming her own company, she was a manager with a Big 4 accounting firm where she concentrated on unclaimed property.