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Unclaimed Property Analyst

Frisco, TX · On-site

$25/hr

The Unclaimed Property Service Delivery team handles inquiries related to dormant/inactive bank accounts and uncashed cashier's checks that may qualify as unclaimed property after the state?defined ...

KPMG

Senior Associate, Unclaimed Property

Atlanta, GA · On-site

$77.33K - $157.67K/yr

Review unclaimed property compliance processes and make recommendations for improvement * Assist KPMG audit teams with review and analysis of unclaimed property reserves Qualifications: * A minimum ...

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What is an Unclaimed Property job?

An Unclaimed Property job involves managing assets that have been abandoned or forgotten by their rightful owners, such as dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, or unclaimed insurance benefits. Professionals in this field work to ensure compliance with state laws, conduct due diligence to locate owners, and facilitate the reporting and remittance of unclaimed funds to government agencies. Their responsibilities may include data analysis, auditing, and liaising with businesses to ensure proper handling of unclaimed assets.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Unclaimed Property position, and why are they important?

To thrive in an Unclaimed Property role, you need strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and knowledge of state escheatment laws, typically supported by a background in finance, accounting, or compliance. Experience with specialized unclaimed property software, databases, and document management systems is often required, and professional certifications like a CPA can be beneficial. Excellent communication, problem-solving abilities, and organizational skills help professionals succeed when interfacing with internal teams, external claimants, or regulatory agencies. These competencies are essential for accurately managing property records, ensuring regulatory compliance, and effectively locating rightful owners.

What are the typical daily responsibilities for someone working in an Unclaimed Property role?

Unclaimed Property professionals typically spend their days researching and reconciling outstanding accounts, preparing and submitting reports to state authorities, and ensuring compliance with escheatment regulations. They may also communicate with internal departments to gather required documentation, respond to inquiries from potential claimants, and coordinate the due diligence process for locating property owners. With frequent deadlines and evolving regulations, strong organizational and time management skills are important. Most roles offer opportunities to collaborate with legal, finance, and audit teams, giving employees a broad view of the organization's operations and potential career development in compliance or risk management.
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Unclaimed Property Consultant

Unclaimed Property Consultant

True Partners Consulting

Sherman Oaks, CA

Other

Posted 23 days ago

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Position Description: About True Partners Consulting
When it comes to careers in tax and business advisory services, True Partners Consulting (TPC) is clearly different. TPC is an independent tax and business advisory firm delivering technical expertise and exceptional service in the areas of tax and financial reporting to Fortune 1000 and middle market companies, both public and private, throughout the United States. Our experienced team of premier industry professionals is committed to building a global practice built on a culture of respect, recognition, and reward. We want to know, what’s TRUE about you? Learn more about us at TPCtax.com/Careers.
About the Role – Unclaimed Property Consultant
What is unclaimed property? Find out here: https://www.uppo.org/page/UnclaimedPropFAQ
Requirements
• Bachelor’s degree in accounting or other business function with coursework in accounting. MBA grads, CPAs, and JDs also encouraged to apply.
• 3.0 GPA with no transcript grades lower than C
• 0-3 years of experience in audit or tax
Responsibilities
• Client data organization and document management;
• Reviewing client records (e.g., accounting documents, procedures, etc.) to identify areas of potential unclaimed property noncompliance;
• Conducting interviews of clients’ accounting and departmental personnel;
• Identifying clients’ potential unclaimed property exposure;
o Developing strategic plans to limit clients’ potential exposure;
o Presenting suggestions to clients to reduce potential exposure;
o Creating models by employing methodologies to calculate potential exposure;
• Assisting with the management of clients’ state unclaimed property audits;
• Aiding in drafting technical written memorandums
• Interacting with clients, outside legal counsel, and state unclaimed property representatives;
• Assisting with analysis of clients’ unclaimed property policies and procedures; and,
• Preparing and filing of annual unclaimed property reports to all US jurisdictions.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.
Job Advertisement: About True Partners Consulting
When it comes to careers in tax and business advisory services, True Partners Consulting (TPC) is clearly different. TPC is an independent tax and business advisory firm delivering technical expertise and exceptional service in the areas of tax and financial reporting to Fortune 1000 and middle market companies, both public and private, throughout the United States. Our experienced team of premier industry professionals is committed to building a global practice built on a culture of respect, recognition, and reward. We want to know, what’s TRUE about you? Learn more about us at TPCtax.com/Careers.
About the Role – Unclaimed Property ConsultantWhat is unclaimed property? Find out here: https://www.uppo.org/page/UnclaimedPropFAQ
RequirementsBachelor’s degree in accounting or other business function with coursework in accounting. MBA grads, CPAs, and JDs also encouraged to apply.
3.0 GPA with no transcript grades lower than C
0-3 years of experience in audit or taxResponsibilitiesClient data organization and document management;
Reviewing client records (e.g., accounting documents, procedures, etc.) to identify areas of potential unclaimed property noncompliance;
Conducting interviews of clients’ accounting and departmental personnel;
Identifying clients’ potential unclaimed property exposure;
Developing strategic plans to limit clients’ potential exposure;
Presenting suggestions to clients to reduce potential exposure;
Creating models by employing methodologies to calculate potential exposure;
Assisting with the management of clients’ state unclaimed property audits;
Aiding in drafting technical written memorandums
Interacting with clients, outside legal counsel, and state unclaimed property representatives;
Assisting with analysis of clients’ unclaimed property policies and procedures; and,
Preparing and filing of annual unclaimed property reports to all US jurisdictions.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.