BOIR

Stay Compliant with FinCEN BOIR Regulations

The Beneficial Ownership Information Report (BOIR) is now a mandatory filing under the U.S. Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) for most businesses. It requires companies to disclose their beneficial owners to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).
At ZABS Legal, we make BOIR filing simple, accurate, and compliant, helping you avoid penalties and maintain good legal standing.

Features

Process and Duration

Step 1: Information Collection
We gather required details about your company, owners, and control persons to ensure complete accuracy.

Step 2: FinCEN Filing Submission
We prepare and file your BOIR electronically with FinCEN through the official online system.

Step 3: Confirmation & Record Keeping
Once submitted, you’ll receive an official confirmation, and we’ll securely store your compliance record for future reference.

 

Duration: Filing typically takes 1–2 business days once all information is received.

Requirements

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What is a BOIR and why is it required?

The BOIR is a mandatory report submitted to FinCEN, detailing who owns or controls a company. It helps prevent money laundering and improves corporate transparency.

All LLCs, Corporations, and similar entities registered in the U.S. must file unless specifically exempted (e.g., large operating companies or certain regulated entities).

Failure to file or update your BOIR can result in civil penalties up to $500/day and criminal penalties up to $10,000 or imprisonment.

You must update the BOIR within 30 days whenever there’s a change in ownership or company information.

Yes, we assist foreign-owned U.S. entities with complete BOIR preparation and FinCEN submission.

Typically 1–2 business days, depending on how quickly required documents are provided.