Notary Stars Partners with FinCEN Guidance to Simplify BOI Reporting for U.S. Businesses
Notary Stars, a premier directory and continuing education platform for notaries, is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with FinCEN Guidance. This collaboration positions FinCEN Guidance as Notary Stars' approved and vetted solution for businesses required to file Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reports under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).
FinCEN Guidance Launches Lucrative Affiliate Program to Empower Partners in BOI Report Filing
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FinCEN Guidance Adds “Secure Link” Feature for More Efficient BOI Report Filing
FinCEN Guidance's new "Secure Link" feature streamlines BOI filing, enabling Beneficial Owners to securely submit their information directly. With the new "Secure Link" functionality, filers can now easily email a secure link to Beneficial Owners (BOs), allowing them to complete and upload their required information securely - saving time and ensuring accuracy for the filer.
Businesses Still Fuzzy About Corporate Transparency Act Compliance as Deadline Looms
by Maria Dinzeo - Law.com
The new law, aimed at curtailing corruption and money laundering, will force private companies to identify who owns them—information some had been keeping under wraps.
FinCEN Guidance Enhances Their User-Friendly Platform for Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI)
FinCEN Guidance, designed to streamline the Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting process, offers a user-friendly interface with comprehensive guidance.
Firms Are Stuck With Abiding by New Anti-Secrecy Law, Even Though Judge Ruled It Unconstitutional
by Maria Dinzeo - Law.com
Companies anticipating a reprieve from the Corporate Transparency Act’s reporting requirements may be celebrating prematurely.