05 Dec 2023
Deadline Approaching for Corporate Transparency Act Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting
The compliance reporting date for businesses to begin reporting their beneficial owners’ information is quickly approaching. The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) requires beneficial ownership information reporting to begin on January 1, 2024. Recent amendments have extended this deadline for certain businesses. Review this client alert digest containing information from law firms, agencies, and other news on CTA’s reporting requirements, reporting company definition, beneficial ownership information reporting data requirements, process for filing beneficial ownership information reports, and key compliance dates.
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