#unclaimed-property
State escheat and unclaimed property compliance for small and mid-sized businesses, covering dormancy periods for vendor checks, payroll, customer credits, and gift cards, NAUPA II holder report filing, due diligence letter requirements, the Texas v. New Jersey priority rule, and Delaware voluntary disclosure agreements
How bowling centers and family entertainment centers should book stored-value game cards, league buy-ins, party deposits, and ASC 606 breakage — with a working chart of accounts, escheat-law pitfalls, and the operating KPIs lenders and buyers expect.
A practical guide for small businesses on identifying unclaimed property — uncashed vendor and payroll checks, customer credits, gift cards — applying state dormancy periods, mailing due diligence letters, and filing the NAUPA II holder report before Delaware or another state opens a contingency-fee audit.
