With new regulatory requirements on the horizon, businesses of all sizes are scrambling to ensure they stay compliant. One major change in the United States is the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), which goes into effect January 1, 2024 (delayed). Under this legislation, certain companies are required to report beneficial ownership information to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). Failing to comply can result in penalties and potential legal consequences.
The CTA is designed to:
By collecting detailed ownership data, regulators hope to shine a light on shell companies and other opaque structures often used for nefarious purposes.
Did you know?
Many small and medium-sized businesses will be subject to new reporting requirements if they meet certain formation or operational criteria.
Since the new rules officially commence January 1, 2024 (delayed), the clock is ticking for organizations to:
Non-compliance can lead to fines and potential criminal liability. But beyond the risk of penalties, reputational damage can be substantial if a company is found to be non-compliant or hiding crucial ownership data.
Tin Comply offers an all-in-one compliance toolkit that can help you navigate these new requirements:
Enhanced KYC Checks: Quickly verify the identity of individuals who hold significant ownership or control.
Comprehensive Validation Solutions: Validate key data points—from SSN/EIN checks to date-of-birth verification—ensuring accurate ownership records.
Learn more about our Validations.
API Advantage: Integrate Tin Comply directly into your internal systems to automate the collection and verification of beneficial ownership details.
See API Advantage for more info.
Real-Time Watchlist Screening: Screen owners against sanctions and global watchlists to avoid dealing with restricted parties.
Check out Sanctions and Validation Lists.
Pro Tip
Start verifying your owners and beneficial stakeholders now—don’t wait until the last minute to gather and validate information.
Instead of juggling multiple software tools or manual processes, Tin Comply provides:
To ensure you’re ready for January 1:
Don't Delay
The earlier you start verifying beneficial owners, the less likely you’ll face compliance surprises come 2024.
The Corporate Transparency Act represents a major shift in how businesses disclose and track ownership. By proactively preparing and using a comprehensive solution like Tin Comply, you can ensure a smooth transition, maintain good standing with regulators, and demonstrate a commitment to transparency and fair business practices.
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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult a tax or compliance professional for guidance tailored to your organization's specific needs.
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