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Maryland Due Diligence Requirements For property that is valued at $100 or more, Maryland requires holders to send due diligence notices. Due diligence notices must be sent each reporting cycle by first class mail at least 30 days, and not more than 120 days prior to filing a report.

Unclaimed Property Voluntary Disclosure Agreement The Comptroller's Office offers a voluntary disclosure program (VDA) that allows businesses to voluntarily report and pay past due unclaimed property. This VDA program only applies if we have not previously contacted you in reference to the unclaimed property.

Maryland law is custodial, which means that the property may be claimed anytime during the individual's lifetime, or by legitimate heirs after the original owner's death. What does the state do to locate unclaimed property owners?

You can search our records online free of charge in the section below. Enter the first and last name in the appropriate boxes below and click on the SUBMIT button. Please remember that if you file a property claim, you will be required to submit documentation to verify identity.

The lookback period for corporate and individual income tax is four years. The lookback period includes tax for the most recent tax year for which a filing is past due, plus the three years immediately preceding. The lookback period for sales and use tax and admissions and amusement tax is four years.

What happens to the property if it remains unclaimed? Maryland law is custodial, which means that the property may be claimed anytime during the individual's lifetime, or by legitimate heirs after the original owner's death.