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BOI Filing Deadline and Rules

The BOI report must be filed within 30 days of any changes in the ownership structure of your business, or by January 1st of each year for annual updates. Failure to comply can result in penalties and fines. Stay ahead of the game by letting us handle your filing.

Who is Exempt from Filing the BOI Report?

Certain entities are exempt from BOI reporting, including:

• Publicly traded companies
• Banks
• Insurance companies
• Nonprofits and certain other exempt entities

What is a BOI Report?

A BOI (Beneficial Ownership Information) report is a mandatory filing required by the U.S. government to identify and report on the individuals who ultimately own or control a business entity. It provides transparency in the ownership structure of companies to prevent illegal activities like money laundering and fraud.

Why is the BOI Report Important?

The BOI report is a crucial tool in enhancing corporate transparency and accountability. By submitting this report, your business stays compliant with federal regulations, helping authorities combat illicit financial activities and promoting fair business practices.

Who is Required to File a BOI Report?

Corporations, LLCs, and Other Entities: If your business is registered with a state or tribal government, you are likely required to file a BOI report.

Newly Formed Companies: Any newly registered entity must file their BOI report as part of their registration process.

Existing Companies: Businesses must update their BOI report as changes to ownership occur or at the designated filing time.

Why You Need Your BOI Report Filed Correctly

Incorrect or late filings can lead to serious consequences, including hefty fines. With our expert filing service, you can trust that your BOI report will be submitted on time and with accuracy, ensuring full compliance with the law.