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SUMMARY:Corporate Transparency Act Compliance Seminar
DESCRIPTION:Effective January 1\, 2024\, most new and existing corporate entities in the United States will be required to file reports on their beneficial owners with Financial Crimes Enforcement Network ("FinCEN") under the Corporate Transparency Act ("CTA"). Beneficial owners are generally defined as individuals who own or control an entity\, either directly or indirectly\, which includes individuals who own 25% or more of the company\, or any individuals who exercise substantial control over the entity. The reporting rules are designed to prevent financial crimes\, including money laundering\, corruption\, and tax evasion. Although there are numerous exemptions from the reporting requirements\, many small businesses will not qualify for an exemption and will need to report information on their beneficial owners. This FREE webinar will address: - Who is required to report? - What are the exemptions from reporting? - What information is required to be reported? - Who are beneficial owners? - What is the deadline for filing the initial beneficial ownership report? - How is beneficial ownership information reported? - Is the information reported to FinCEN available to the public? - What are the penalties for failing to report? - Once an initial report is filed is it required to be updated? Register today to learn the tools and gain the confidence to handle your business's CTA compliance. Register at https://pappajohncenter.zohobackstage.com/TheCTAComplianceSeminar Featured Speaker: Brennan Block | Attorney\, BrownWinick Law Firm
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Effective January 1\, 2024\, most new and existing corporate entities in the United States will be required to file reports on their beneficial owners with Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (&ldquo\;FinCEN&rdquo\;) under the Corporate Transparency Act (&ldquo\;CTA&rdquo\;). Beneficial owners are generally defined as individuals who own or control an entity\, either directly or indirectly\, which includes individuals who own 25% or more of the company\, or any individuals who exercise substantial control over the entity. The reporting rules are designed to prevent financial crimes\, including money laundering\, corruption\, and tax evasion. Although there are numerous exemptions from the reporting requirements\, many small businesses will not qualify for an exemption and will need to report information on their beneficial owners. This FREE webinar will address: - Who is required to report? - What are the exemptions from reporting? - What information is required to be reported? - Who are beneficial owners? - What is the deadline for filing the initial beneficial ownership report? - How is beneficial ownership information reported? - Is the information reported to FinCEN available to the public? - What are the penalties for failing to report? - Once an initial report is filed is it required to be updated? Register today to learn the tools and gain the confidence to handle your business&rsquo\;s CTA compliance. Register at https://pappajohncenter.zohobackstage.com/TheCTAComplianceSeminar Featured Speaker: Brennan Block | Attorney\, BrownWinick Law Firm
LOCATION:Online via Zoom. Register to receive Zoom details.
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URL:https://members.clearlakeiowa.com/events/details/corporate-transparency-act-compliance-seminar-738427
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