A company may be exempt from BOI Reporting if it meets certain criteria set by federal regulations. These exemptions are designed for entities that are already subject to substantial oversight or are not actively operating. Some of the most common exemptions are listed below. For a full list of exceptions you can visit the FinCEN site.
Businesses with more than 20 full-time employees, over $5 million in annual revenue, and a physical office in the U.S
Federal, state, and local government bodies are exempt.
Companies listed on U.S. stock exchanges that are subject to SEC reporting requirements
Financial institutions and other entities already subject to substantial federal or state regulation, such as banks and credit unions
Companies that haven’t engaged in business or held assets in the past 12 months and meet certain conditions for inactivity
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