Breaking News: Delaware Unclaimed Property Legislation – Lipstick on a Pig?

By Eric D. Carstens and Stephen P. Kranz on January 12, 2017

Posted In Delaware, Nationwide Importance, Procedure, Unclaimed Property

The Delaware General Assembly has introduced legislation that would significantly rewrite the Delaware unclaimed property statute by repealing the three current subchapters and replacing them with a single unclaimed property subchapter. This article highlights key proposed changes in the bill.

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Tags: assignment of liability, business-to-business, compliance review, contract auditor, Delaware General Assembly, escheat, holder, period of limitation, SB 13, State Escheator, Temple-Inland, transfer of liability, unclaimed property audit, unclaimed property examination, virtual currency

Eric D. Carstens
Eric D. Carstens focuses his practice on state and local tax matters, assisting clients with state tax controversy, compliance and multistate planning across all states for a variety of tax types and unclaimed property. Eric engages in all forms of taxpayer advocacy, including litigation, legislative monitoring and audit defense. He works closely with several of the Firm's taxpayer coalitions focused on specific state tax policy issues such as the taxation of digital goods and services and unclaimed property. Read Eric D. Carstens' full bio.

Stephen P. Kranz
Stephen (Steve) P. Kranz is a tax lawyer who solves tax problems differently. Over the course of his extensive career, Steve has acquired specific skills and developed a unique approach that helps clients develop and implement holistic solutions to all varieties of tax problems. He combines strategic thinking with effective skills for the courtroom, the statehouse and the conference room. Read Stephen Kranz's full bio.

Breaking News: Delaware Unclaimed Property Legislation – Lipstick on a Pig?

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