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What’s due, what’s changed, and how to get from property records to filed reports this season. Key takeaways Unclaimed property touches almost every business. If you issue payments or hold customer credits, you have reporting obligations, even if you’ve never filed before. More than $1 billion in unclaimed property goes to states every year, and…

Fall filing season is here, and the stakes are high. The October 31 and November 1 deadlines cover more than 40 states and the District of Columbia, each with its own dormancy periods, property codes, and reporting rules. When you need a fast answer, searching through state statutes or waiting on a support ticket isn’t…

Quick answer: If you’re filing in September, your next deadlines are October 31 and November 1, and they cover the majority of U.S. states. Both groups share a July 1–June 30 reporting period, but they are not interchangeable. Confirm which date applies to each state where you hold property before you finalize your filing calendar. …

NAUPA III is the long-awaited update to unclaimed property electronic reporting standards, replacing the fixed-width NAUPA II format with a modern XML structure. After an initial delay, the rollout is now planned in two phases starting Spring 2027. Businesses should begin assessing their reporting systems and data workflows now. The unclaimed property reporting landscape is…

Learn how to file spring unclaimed property reports online, key deadlines, state portals, and steps to stay compliant.