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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 393A — Revised uniform unclaimed property act

393A.020 Inapplicability to foreign transaction.

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This chapter shall not apply to:
(1)Property held, due, and owing in a foreign country if the transaction out of which
the property arose was a foreign transaction;
(2)Money, funds, or any other intangible property held by or owing:
(a)To a nonprofit exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code;
(b)For any minerals or other raw materials capable of being used for fuel in the
course of manufacturing, processing, production, or mining; or
(c)For any mineral proceeds;
(3)Wages or salaries of fifty dollars ($50) or less that are not claimed by an employee
within one
(1)year of the date the wages or salaries are earned, unless the amounts
are held on a payroll card;
(4)Moneys in inmate accounts and prisoner canteen accounts held by jailer under KRS
441.137; or
(5)Funds held in a lawyer IOLTA trust account under Supreme Court Rule 3.830.
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