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uniform unclaimed property act

If your business is holding money, securities, or other funds that haven't been claimed by an owner for a period of time, then it's a holder of unclaimed property and must follow the Uniform Unclaimed Property Act. The Act requires all businesses and government agencies to report any unclaimed property they hold. You can access Idaho's Unclaimed Property Law through the "Related Links" page of our Web site.

Each year, all businesses and government agencies must review their records to determine whether they have any unclaimed property. Property becomes unclaimed when:

  • There's been no owner-initiated activity for a specified amount of time.
  • Attempts to locate the owner have failed

For information about unclaimed property reporting requirements, visit the "How to Report Property" pages of our Web site.


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