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How to Submit Your Beneficial Ownership Report

In light of the recent changes in beneficial ownership reporting requirements, it is important for business owners and operators to understand and navigate this new compliance landscape. This article serves as a comprehensive guide to assist you in efficiently and accurately submitting your beneficial ownership information as mandated by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).


Detailed Reporting Requirements

Identifying your beneficial owners is the first step in the reporting process. This includes anyone who owns or controls a significant portion of the business. In addition to basic information such as names, addresses, dates of birth, and identification numbers, there may be circumstances where additional details are required. For instance, if ownership is held through various layers of other entities or arrangements, you may need to provide information that clarifies these ownership structures. FinCEN requires these details to ensure full transparency in ownership and control.


Technical Support and Resources

Submitting your report is done through FinCEN's BOI E-Filing website. In case you encounter technical difficulties or have questions about the online submission process, FinCEN provides resources and support. You can contact their technical support team or access online help on the E-Filing website. Additionally, FinCEN's official website offers a wealth of information, including FAQs and guidelines, to assist you in the reporting process.


Timelines and Deadlines

Timing is everything. If your company was around before January 1, 2024, you've got until January 1, 2025, to submit your initial report. Started your business in 2024? You'll have 90 days post-registration to get your report in. And for those setting up shop from 2025 onwards, you've got a 30-day window after registration.


You Can Do It! (But Help is Available)

Staying informed and proactive about these new reporting obligations is crucial for your business's compliance. While the system is user-friendly enough for you to handle on your own, don't hesitate to seek our help if you need it.

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