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Test Your AP IQ: Where to Send Unclaimed Property

How familiar are you with AP best practices, rules, and regulations? Here’s a question to test your knowledge: Organizations must report and remit (escheat) unclaimed property in order to protect the rights of the property's owner. AP needs to be involved in this process because some unclaimed property resides in AP departments, such as uncashed vendor checks and credit memos. To what entity do you report and remit unclaimed property?

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  • This is very good to know for both AP and for anyone trying to find where to look for their unclaimed property from past employee lack of collection. Thanks.

    RDRUM on April 4

  • The more examples/case studies discussed, the more will be the understanding on Escheatment. MSR

    SReddy on April 13