The rules for beneficial ownership reporting changed in 2026. Many U.S. company’s no longer file. Some foreign-owned entities still do. We help you find out which group you are in.
Tell us how your company is set up. We will review it with you.
We map who owns and controls your company. Then we check whether any owner or applicant sits outside the U.S.
If a report is needed, we prepare it with care. Names, addresses and ID details must match your records.
We keep your ownership records tidy. Updates are easier when the paper trail is clear.
Send us your entity type, where it was formed and who owns it.
We review the rules that apply to you. Then we tell you if a filing is required.
If you must file, we submit the report. We also help with later updates.
No. In August 2026, FinCEN issued a final rule that exempts U.S. companies and U.S. persons from BOI reporting. The rule took effect on August 14, 2026.
Foreign companies registered to do business in a U.S. state or tribal area may still need to file. They report non-U.S. beneficial owners and non-U.S. company applicants. U.S. persons in those roles do not need to be reported.
Yes. Rules can change through new rulemaking, and some states have their own disclosure laws. We watch both and tell you when something affects you.
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