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Sovos is a global provider of tax, compliance, and trust solutions and services that enable businesses to navigate an increasingly regulated world with true confidence. More than 100,000 customers in 100+ countries - including half the Fortune 500 – trust Sovos for their compliance needs. Sovos annually processes more than three billion transactions across 19,000 global tax jurisdictions. Bolstered by a robust partner program more than 400 strong, Sovos brings to bear an unrivaled global network for companies across industries and geographies. Founded in 1979, Sovos has operations across the Americas and Europe, and is owned by Hg and TA Associates.

ReportMyUP streamlines the entire process of unclaimed property reporting, offering expert guidance and a user-friendly experience to ensure compliance with all reporting obligations. This platform enables businesses to efficiently upload their data, automatically validate records within minutes, and monitor dormancy deadlines for various states and types of property. Additionally, it automates the creation of due diligence letters, produces NAUPA-compliant reports for all 50 states, and allows for direct eFiling with over 30 states. The system’s workflows clarify the escheatment process, providing tailored step-by-step instructions that align with each state's regulations, which helps teams maintain compliance throughout the year. ReportMyUP also features comprehensive property management capabilities, centralized tracking, built-in status indicators, a history of reports, and records that are audit-ready, with automatic updates reflecting any regulatory changes. Users benefit from the ability to import unclaimed property via bulk upload or manual entry, as well as access a consolidated view to filter records, edit entries, add remarks, and keep tabs on state-specific deadlines and reporting statuses, ensuring a smooth and organized workflow. This comprehensive approach not only saves time but also reduces the risk of costly mistakes in the unclaimed property reporting process.