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United States: Foreign reporting companies must still report beneficial ownership information to FinCEN for their foreign individual…

A change recorded in WONE Global’s guide to United States, under set-up and ownership.

Took effect 14 August 2026 · Last checked 18 October 2026

WONE Global's guide to United States records these changes under set-up and ownership. Each statement below has been checked against the source it links to.

  1. Foreign 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 · FinCEN Permanently Ends Beneficial Ownership Reporting Requirements for Millions of Small Business Owners (news release, 11 August 2026) ↗ Checked against an official source · Not yet professionally reviewed · checked 18 October 2026

  2. Under 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 · Final Rule: Questions and Answers (beneficial ownership information reporting) ↗ Checked against an official source · Not yet professionally reviewed · checked 18 October 2026

  3. 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 · Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting ↗ Checked against an official source · Not yet professionally reviewed · checked 18 October 2026

This is a summary of the rule as published, not advice on how it applies to you. The WONE Global Partner for this service in United States can advise on that.

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