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Online gaming: The call of unclaimed property duties

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Unclaimed property
Navigate the complexities of unclaimed property laws and regulations. Team up with the KPMG National Unclaimed Property practice.

In the world of online gaming, where every click can lead to new adventures, there is an often-overlooked aspect that is just as important as the gameplay itself: compliance with state unclaimed property laws. Since the introduction of the revised uniform unclaimed property act (RUUPA) in 2016, gaming companies have found themselves navigating the complex waters of regulatory requirements. These laws, which cover a broad spectrum of transactions including in-game currencies, highlight the need for companies to manage their digital treasures with the same care as their real-world obligations. This process safeguards companies from risks such as audits and penalties, reinforcing the importance of regulatory adherence in maintaining trust and integrity within the gaming community.

Delve deeper into the nuances of unclaimed property laws and discover how embracing these regulations can propel your company forward in the ever-evolving landscape of online gaming.

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Online gaming: The call of unclaimed property duties

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