FINCENFinal Rule
Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting Requirement Revision and Deadline Extension
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Summary
The federal government is changing the rules for who has to report their real ownership information when creating businesses, and is pushing back the deadline for compliance. This helps fight financial crime and money laundering by making it harder for people to hide behind shell companies.
Key Points
- 1The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is revising requirements for businesses to report their true owners instead of using fake names or middlemen
- 2The deadline for companies to comply with these beneficial ownership reporting rules has been extended, giving businesses more time to gather and submit the required information
- 3This rule applies to most business entities including corporations, limited liability companies, and partnerships formed in the United States
- 4The public can submit comments about this regulation until May 28, 2025, to influence the final version
- 5The goal is to prevent criminals and terrorists from using anonymous business structures to hide money and conduct illegal activities
Key Dates
Published
March 26, 2025
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