Corporate Financial Management
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Four Key Issues Drive Change in Unclaimed Property in 2012
Article on Controller's Report, Financial Leadership • posted 11/03/11
- Increased operational costs;
- More compliance complexity;
- Greater audit risk; and
- Shorter time periods to locate and communicate with owners to prevent escheatment.
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