"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)
Review
Unclaimed Property: A Reporting Process and Audit Survival Guide should be in every business library. Written, by Tracey Reid, an unclaimed property expert, this book makes an almost unintelligible process, that of unclaimed property, understandable to the average business person. And as Reid explains, unclaimed property has become the darling to state legislators looking to balance their budgets. Whether your company has never filed and is wondering how to get started or, heaven forbid, the auditors are standing on your doorstep or you’ve been filing for years and want to make sure you are doing it correctly, this is one book you should not miss."
—Mary Schaeffer, Publisher & Editorial Director, Accounts Payable Now & Tomorrow; Author Controller & CFO’s Guide to Accounts Payable + 15 other business books
“I've been in search of good resource material on abandoned property. This book presents the information without a lot of legal lingo in an organized and easily read format.”
—Marie Misterka, VP, Accounts Payable Manager, BNP Paribas RCC, Inc.
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