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Often used in the same context:
escheatment,
monies,
donee,
irrevocable trust,
unappropriated,
regrant,
tax,
coffer,
undistributed profits,
exchequers,
escrowing,
uncollected,
cagit,
funds,
gallonage,
seigniorage,
excise tax,
testamentary trust,
state,
appropriation,
taxpayers,
coit,
contingency fund,
hope chest,
treasury,
usufructuary,
inter vivos trust,
deductor,
spendable,
catastrophic illness,
countersignature,
evat,
biennium,
unitrust,
loanable,
rateables,
fiscus,
grantor,
garnisheeing,
claimable,
subchapter s corporation,
ad valorem tax,
indigent,
cy pres,
refunds,
testamentary,
repealer,
bills,
crda,
receipts,
bequests,
endowments,
fisc,
unemployment compensation,
commonwealth,
probating,
prag,
apportionment,
divident,
inheritances,
supersedeas,
federal,
municipalities,
windfall,
levies,
otia,
franchot,
payer,
dunning,
surcharge,
license fee,
recordation,
dollars,
rediscount,
tamus,
treasurer,
deducible,
intestacy,
includible,
psats,
accruement,
redeposit,
lockbox,
collections,
revolving fund,
setaside,
earmark,
interpleader,
iou,
inter vivos,
reverter,
sales tax,
legislators,
rebates,
vigorish,
ad valorem,
sesterces,
lottery,
siphons,
demandable,
divorcement,
comptroller,
estates,
ads,
advertisements,
excavations,
favors,
favours,
fiefs,
grants,
haciendas,
nieces,
offences,
pensions,
sarcophagi,
uncertainties,
valuables,
workhouses,
aches,
acquisitions,
annoyances
Also try:
— Adjectives for escheats:
other,
such,
certain,
vast,
royal,
real,
deceased,
old,
feudal,
personal,
future,
more...
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