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FinCEN's final beneficial ownership information (BOI) rule, effective 14 August 2026, permanently exempts US companies from BOI reporting and removes the need to report US persons as beneficial owners.
Federal rule under the Corporate Transparency Act. Applies nationwide; makes permanent the exemptions first introduced by the interim final rule of 26 March 2025.Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), US Department of the Treasury · checked 2026-10-18Foreign reporting companies must still report beneficial ownership information to FinCEN for their foreign individual beneficial owners.
Foreign reporting company: an entity formed under foreign law that has registered to do business in a US state or tribal jurisdiction. US person beneficial owners are not reported.Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), US Department of the Treasury · checked 2026-10-18A foreign entity that registers to do business in a US state on or after 26 March 2025 has 30 calendar days to file its initial BOI report after receiving notice that its registration is effective.
Deadline stated under the March 2025 interim final rule; FinCEN states the final rule imposes no reporting requirements beyond those already in effect.Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), US Department of the Treasury · checked 2026-10-18Under the final rule, foreign reporting companies no longer have to report US person company applicants, and US persons holding FinCEN IDs no longer have to update or correct their information.
Federal; changes made by the final rule in addition to those in the interim final rule.Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), US Department of the Treasury · checked 2026-10-18Delaware law requires every business entity to have and maintain a registered agent in Delaware with a physical street address in the state.
State rule (Delaware). The agent may be a Delaware-resident individual or a business entity authorised to do business in Delaware; other states set their own registered agent rules.State of Delaware, Division of Corporations · checked 2026-10-18A Delaware certificate of incorporation must state the corporation's name and its registered agent's name and address, and a stock corporation must state its number of authorised shares and their par value.
State rule (Delaware corporations). LLCs file a certificate of formation instead.State of Delaware (Delaware Corporate Law site) · checked 2026-10-18Delaware domestic corporations must file an annual report and pay franchise tax on or before 1 March each year; the minimum franchise tax is $175 under the Authorized Shares Method and $400 under the Assumed Par Value Capital Method, with a $200,000 maximum.
State rule (Delaware corporations). The annual report fee is $50 for non-exempt corporations and $25 for exempt corporations (stated on the Division's How to Form page).State of Delaware, Division of Corporations · checked 2026-10-18Delaware LLCs, LPs and GPs pay an annual tax of $300 due by 1 June each year and do not file an annual report.
State rule (Delaware).State of Delaware, Division of Corporations · checked 2026-10-18Read the full guide: Entry, investment and company formation
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