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AR HB1782
Bill
Status
4/4/2015
Primary Sponsor
Lane Jean
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AI Summary
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Reduces presumption of abandonment timeframes for several property types from 5 years to 3 years, including business debts, demand/savings/time deposits, retail business credits, and general property categories.
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Reduces presumption of abandonment period for unclaimed mineral proceeds from 5 years to 3 years after funds became payable or distributable.
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Requires holders of mineral proceeds to establish escrow accounts for unknown or unlocated recipients and maintain separate records for each deposit and withdrawal.
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Mandates annual reporting of escrow accounts to the Auditor of State and Oil and Gas Commission, including property owner information, legal descriptions, and account details.
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Requires reports on abandoned mineral proceeds to be submitted to the Auditor of State in an electronic format approved by the Auditor of State, with funds deposited into the Abandoned Mineral Proceeds Trust Fund.
Legislative Description
To Amend The Laws Concerning Unclaimed Property; To Amend The Time Periods For The Presumption Of Abandonment Of Unclaimed Property; And To Amend The Reporting Requirements Related To Abandoned Mineral Proceeds.
Last Action
Notification that HB1782 is now Act 1039
4/4/2015