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Unclaimed Property Reporting
Unclaimed Property Reporting
Event on 2012-02-23 00:00:00
Benefits
Unclaimed property – what's it all about? Find out how to comply with state laws and prevent costly state audits.
How does your company account for uncashed payroll and accounts payable checks? How does your company handle aged customer credits? Do you have unclaimed dividends, gift certificates or unidentified remittances that have not been claimed by the owner? These items may represent unclaimed property liability.
As states struggle to meet their annual fiscal responsibilities, unclaimed property has emerged as a new and popular avenue for increasing revenue stream. Unclaimed property touches all industries, company sizes and locations. Compliance is a hot topic – therefore, it's critical for your company's financial well-being to make sure you're in full compliance with state unclaimed property laws. Attend this seminar and get an extensive overview of all aspects of unclaimed property. Don't miss this timely opportunity to learn about the obligations and current issues companies are facing.
Benefits for You
- Find out what unclaimed property is and how it affects your business
- Tips on maintaining records and keeping up with changes in requirements
- Learn how to prevent – or survive a state or third-party audit
- Discover what the future holds as unclaimed property continues to emerge in the marketplace and state requirements evolve
Who Should Attend?
This seminar is designed for accountants, controllers, tax managers, CFOs, bankers, treasurers and attorneys.
Continuing Education Units
at Hampton Inn Center City Philadelphia
1301 Race Street
Philadelphia, United States
Administrative Strategies – 2012 Flood Conference
Administrative Strategies – 2012 Flood Conference
Event on 2012-03-05 08:00:00
Administrative Strategies in conjunction with J Fallis Claim Service and McClain Adjusting & Consulting are pleased to announce our joint NFIP Flood Conference 2012 in Ft. Walton Beach, FL from March 5th – 9th. Get your annual flood certification, network with other adjusters and enhance your skills.
PLEASE NOTE: For the convenience of our attendees, the conference is split into three sections and each must be reserved separately as follows:
1. NFIP Certification Class – Monday – – Register: here
2. Adjuster Flood Training – Tuesday & Wednesday – 0 + fees – Register ABOVE
3. Simsol Software Training – Thursday & Friday – FREE – Register: http://simsol2012.eventbrite.com/ (this section is optional but highly recommended – attendees under time constraints may opt to skip this portion of the conference).
Monday, March 5
National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP)Certification (Sponsored by Simsol)
8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Ramada Beach Resort located at 1500 Miracles Strip Parkway, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548
Receive your Annual Flood certification, upgrade your current certificate to include additional types of flood claims, and receive Continuing Education Credits for your state adjuster's license. Registration for this portion of the conference requires a fee of to be paid here
Tuesday, March 6 and Wednesday, March 7
Flood Claims Handling/File Examination Training
8:30 am – 4:30 pm each day
Best Western Ft. Walton Beach (our host hotel) located at 380 Santa Rosa Blvd, Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32548
During these two days of training, learn from the best in the field. We will focus on proper flood claims handling from receipt of loss to final submission and invoicing. Topics of discussion will include correct claim set-up, timelines for reporting Preliminary, Status and Final Reports, "hot buttons" for Examiners, correct file order, and many other claims handling tips and tricks. Our goal is help you streamline the process, deliver a consistent, timely in work product and succeed as an adjuster.
Included is morning/afternoon coffee, cash bar reception at Swizzle Stick Lounge at the hotel on Monday evening and a box lunch during Tuesday's training session.
Registration for this portion of the conference requires a fee of 0 (see ticket information above).
Thursday, March 8 and Friday, March 9 (half-day)
Simsol Software Training and User Group
Ramada Beach Resort located at 1500 Miracles Strip Parkway, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548
Hone your Simsol skills during this day and half segment of the conference. Several software training topics will be covered including Tips & Tricks using Simsol's estimating program as your claim software, discussion on what technologies work for the professional adjuster and learn what's coming in 2012 and beyond!
Registration for this portion of the conference is FREE by registering signing up on Simsol's registration site for Software Training Only – 1.5 days at http://simsol2012.eventbrite.com/
Thank you to Simsol for extending this FREE training to our conference attendees!!
Hotel Reservations
We have reserved a block of rooms at the Best Western Ft Walton Beachfront Hotel in Fort Walton Beach, FL. Your reservation includes a free breakfast each day.
Our group room rates are: $ 90.00 non-beachfront room and 8.90 beachfront room + tax.
Please call the hotel directly at 1.877.550.5316 to reserve your room. Let the reservation desk know you are a part of the Administrative Strategies Conference to obtain our group rate.
Conference Contacts
- Linda Sullivan – Administrative Strategies linda@adminstrat.com 317-774-9250
- Jim Fallis – J Fallis Claim Services jfallisclaimservice@gmail.com 888-715-8158
- Ross McClain – McClain Adjusting & Consulting mcclainross@sbcglobal.net 314-774-5396
at Best Western Ft Walton Beachfront Hotel
380 Santa Rosa Blvd
Fort Walton Beach, United States
I did not receive my free annual credit report, and the site says i have. What should i do?
Question by : I did not receive my free annual credit report, and the site says i have. What should i do?
I am a colorado resident, and did not receive my free annual credit report. I went through the proper procedure, put in all of my information and it says i have already gotten it this year. This concerns me even more as i am sure i have not. I am wondering what i should do about this, as i think it may suggest that someone has been using my social security number when they shouldnt have. Please help me on the proper course of action for me to take…
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Answer by Brian
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