Don’t risk your business by ignoring FinCen filing requirements! With Zapit FinCen Solutions, we employ the same secure software used by public companies for government compliance, and our work is backed by $1 million in audit protection.
FinCen compliance is not just another regulatory checkbox; it’s a legal requirement that protects your business from hefty fines and reputational damage. The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCen) requires accurate reporting of Beneficial Ownership to prevent money laundering and fraud. Starting January 1, 2024, this requirement applies to most businesses, making compliance crucial.
Non-compliance can cost your business up to $500 daily in penalties, a tarnished reputation, and even potential legal actions. Our proven process can help you protect your livelihood and meet your obligations seamlessly.
We are officially registered with the state of Nevada as a Document Processing Company. This registration process includes a rigorous FBI background check and credit check to ensure credibility and trustworthiness. Our bond ensures your security and peace of mind, and our Document Processing nubmer Is
NVDP20231176704. Any company based in Nevada offering this service should meet these high standards — and we do.
We use the same advanced software trusted by public companies for filing government reports. The software employed is SOC-compliant, ensuring your data is protected at every step.
Your peace of mind matters. That’s why every filing is backed by
Protection Plus, giving you up to $1 million in coverage should an audit occur. Rest easy knowing your compliance is secured by industry leaders.
Before we submit your report, you have full control over reviewing and approving it. This ensures 100% accuracy and transparency every time.
It covers up to four Beneficial Owners or significant control individuals and starts at just
$289. Have more? No problem—contact us for a tailored quote that fits your needs.
Our team is trained to handle various FinCen compliance scenarios, ensuring your filings are error-free and submitted on time.
With our secure system and
Protection Plus backing, you can focus on growing your business while we handle the heavy lifting of FinCen compliance.
Every day of FinCen non-compliance puts your business at risk of penalties and audits. Time is ticking, and the deadline for FinCen compliance is fast approaching. Ensure your FinCen compliance now to secure your business’ future.
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Our service begins at $289, and it includes up to 4 Beneficial Owners. Please contact us for a customized quote for businesses with more Beneficial Owners.
We’ve got you covered with $1 million in Protection Plus coverage, ensuring peace of mind in the event of an audit.
The software is SOC-compliant, using the same advanced technology trusted by public companies for government filings. It also has a direct API connection to FinCen systems.
Beneficial Ownership refers to individuals who own or control 25% or more of a company or who significantly influence company decisions. Reporting this information is mandatory under FinCen regulations to combat fraud and money laundering.
Almost all businesses operating in the U.S., including LLCs, corporations, and other legal entities, must file Beneficial Ownership reports.
Exemptions apply to publicly traded companies, banks, and specific large organizations.
Sole proprietors and certain trusts are generally excluded, but verifying your specific circumstances is essential.
A trust must file a Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) report if it meets the definition of a "reporting company." This includes:
Even if a trust itself isn’t a reporting company, it may be involved in BOI reporting if it:
Exemptions exist for non-business trusts or those not holding significant assets. Contact us to verify your trust’s specific obligations.
Sole proprietorships are generally excluded from FinCen filing requirements as they are not considered separate legal entities. However, if you operate under a registered LLC or other legal structure, you may need to file.
Failure to comply with FinCen requirements can result in fines of up to $500 per day, legal actions, and reputational damage. Staying compliant protects your business and avoids these costly risks.
The deadline for FinCen compliance begins on January 1, 2024. Secure your compliance today to avoid penalties. Businesses incorporated before January 1, 2024, FinCen compliance is due on January 1, 2025.
Yes! As a Nevada state-licensed and bonded Document Processing Company, we can file these documents on your behalf. This ensures accuracy and a hassle-free experience.