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Beneficial Owner Report

Do You Still Need to File a Beneficial Owner Report?

The federal Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting rules have changed significantly. Under the updated FinCEN rules, companies created in the United States are exempt from federal BOI reporting requirements.

Certain entities created under foreign law and registered to do business in the United States may still fall within the reporting framework if an applicable exemption does not apply. So before preparing another compliance filing, start with the question that matters:

Does the BOI reporting requirement actually apply to your company? On Tax helps you review your situation so you can focus on the requirement that deserves attention instead of acting on outdated information.

Beneficial Ownership Information Requirements Depend on How Your Company Was Created

U.S.-Created Companies Are Exempt from BOI Reporting

See your income, expenses, and financial activity more clearly instead of relying only on your bank balance.

Be Better Prepared for Taxes

Keep important records and documents organized so filing doesn’t become a last-minute search for information.

Make Decisions with Better Information

Understand your numbers more clearly and make business decisions with greater confidence.

Spend Less Time Figuring It Out Yourself

Spend less time sorting receipts and financial records and more time focused on your business.

You may have been told your business needs to file a Beneficial Owner Report. That information may no longer reflect the requirements that apply today.
On Tax helps you understand how the updated BOI reporting framework may relate to your company so you can focus on the action that actually deserves attention.
Don’t file because an old requirement told you to. Understand what applies to your business today.