Enlarge image | RPD-41203 Rev. 02/27/2024 New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department List of Owners of Unclaimed Stocks and Other Securities Unclaimed Property Office P.O. Box 25123 Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504-5123 Page No ________ of ________ Section 1 1. Name of Holder 2. Period Covered 3. Report Year 4. FEIN, SSN, or ITIN From: To MM/DD/CCYY MM/DD/CCYY Section 2 Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6 Column 7 Column 8Column 9 Issuer/ CUSIP Owner Name Last Known Address FEIN, SSN, or ITIN Number Date of Last Description Property Owner Number of Transaction of Securities Type Class Shares Code Code Last First Middle Number & Street City, State Zip Code Total of Column 5 Total of All Pages |
Enlarge image | RPD-41203 Rev. 02/27/2024 New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department List of Owners of Unclaimed Stocks and Other Securities Instructions Use this form to report all classes of stocks and undeliver- provide the date payable. For unexchanged able, unexchanged, underlying, and other presumed un- shares of a successor corporation, provide the ef- claimed securities. Unclaimed securities should be listed in fective date when shares of the merged/acquired alphabetical order by issuer name, including CUSIP number corporation where exchanged. If the security is or account number. Cash dividends and other cash related an underlying share, enter the issue date of the items are to be reported on Form RPD-41203, List of Owners earliest uncashed dividend check as the date of of Unclaimed Property. last transaction. Column 7: Description of Securities Page Number Pages should be numbered consecutively Identify the securities being reported by type (e.g., page 1 of 24; 2 of 24) at the top of the form. Page totals class, such as common, preferred or registered are to be entered on each page and the grand total for column bond. 5 should be entered on the last page. Column 8: Property Type Codes Enter the proper property type code correspond- Section 1 ing to the description of funds as listed on the 1. Name of Holder Retention Period and Property Type Codes Enter the name of the holder. Schedule. The property type codes MUST be 2. Period Covered listed for all securities report on this form. The Enter the period covered by the report in the from and to number to the right of the property type indicates lines. Use the date format mm/dd/ccyy. the number of years of inactivity after which the 3. Report Year account should be reported as unclaimed. Enter the report year applicable to this report. 4. FEIN, SSN, or ITIN Column 9: Owner Class Code: Enter the following codes: SO Enter the FEIN, SSN, or ITIN of the holder. - Sole Owner; JT - Joint Owner; B - Beneficiary. Section 2 You may photocopy this form as needed to complete Column 1: Issuer/CUSIP Number your annual report. Enter the name of the entity which issued the securities. If more than one issuer is being re- If you have any questions please contact the Unclaimed ported, list the issuers’ names in alphabetical Property Office at: order. Account number or Certificate Number: Enter CUSIP and account number for certificate New Mexico Taxation & Revenue Department report. Unclaimed Property Office Column 2: Owner Name P.O. Box 25123 List alphabetically Use owner’s last name, first Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504-5123 name, middle name or initial. Use one block for Unclaimed.Property@tax.nm.gov each owner’s name. If there is joint ownership of 505-827-0668 the securities, list both names within the same block. If owner name is unavailable, enter, “Un- known”. Column 3: Last Known Address Enter last known address of the owner, benefi- ciary, payee or trustee as shown on your records, even though mail has been returned from such address. If the address is unknown, enter “Un- known”. Column 4: FEIN, SSN, or ITIN Enter the FEIN, SSN, or ITIN of each owner of the funds. Column 5: Number of Shares Indicate the number of shares owned by each owner. Column 6: Date of Last Transaction Enter the date on which the property became payable, redeemable or returnable. For report- able shares from stock dividends and stock splits, |