We handle your mandatory FinCEN requirements
Government reporting is no small task, be it State or Federal. At Christianson CPAs and Consultants, we believe in empowering our clients through our services. It’s why we offer our Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) Reporting Subscription.
All businesses owners (including single member LLCs/disregarded entities) are required to maintain a record with the U.S. Department of Treasury.
Christianson CPAs and Consultants is one of a select few firms offering services for both BOI reporting and Secretary of State renewals. Our annual subscription includes:
- Consulting regarding BOI reporting requirements and beneficial owners
- Initial filing of BOI report
- Ongoing updates to BOI filing
- Quarterly reminders to submit updated BOI information
- Annual Secretary of State Renewal
A signed engagement letter will be required to perform this work with an annual subscription fee.
Reach out today to register for our BOI Reporting services, visit us in-person, call us at 320.235.5937 or fill out the form below.
Sign-up for BOI Reporting Services
What is BOI – and why does it matter?
BOI Reporting (created as part of the Corporate Transparency Act) mandates businesses to disclose information about their beneficial owners to authorities. A BOI report provides U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) information regarding a company’s beneficial owners.
This information is different and separate from business registration with the Secretary of State. BOI Reporting is stored securely by FinCEN and is a separate requirement from any state.
All businesses and their owners, including single member LLCs/disregarded entities plus key executives under non-exemption must maintain a record with the U.S. Department of Treasury. It will require an initial submission by December 31, 2024, of all relevant parties and current identification. Ongoing information changes are due within 30 days. Penalties accumulate per day and could include jail time.