Expert Insights has a podcast series on helping small businesses understand how to comply with the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) and its Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements.  

The State of New York has its own rules for reporting beneficial ownership information. So how much similarity is there between the CTA and the New York regulations and what additional rules do you need to comply with in the Empire State?

CT Corporation Director of Compliance and Government Relations David Spencer walks us through the nuances of the New York law. He also highlights guidance from the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) on how dissolved businesses should approach the federal beneficial ownership requirements. And he examines FinCEN's advice about the use of tax identification numbers for disregarded entities.

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Expert Insights has a podcast series on helping small businesses understand how to comply with the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) and its Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements.  


The end of the year is a very busy time for business leaders. The last thing you need is a lot of additional stress trying to figure out how to comply with the CTA and collecting the relevant documentation just days before the deadline.

But what information do you need in order to file an accurate BOI report? Why is it crucial to submit it as soon as possible? What are the consequences for not filing accurate information on time? And where can you go for help? Today, BizFilings Manager of Customer Service Tim Jensen addresses these questions and many others.

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https://www.wolterskluwer.com/en/solutions/bizfilings/bfi-beneficial-ownership-information

Expert Insights has a podcast series on helping small businesses understand how to comply with the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) and its Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements.  

The vast majority of LLC's will be required to submit a BOI report. But which ones might be exempt? What information do LLC's need to submit in order to comply with the CTA? And how soon do they need to submit it? 

Entrepreneur, CPA, and small business expert Gene Marks joins us to answer these questions. He also reveals how many businesses still haven't filed their BOI reports, how many business owners aren't even aware of this requirement, how he is guiding his clients through the process, and why you really don't want to wait until the last minute to get this done.

For additional information and resources:
https://www.wolterskluwer.com/en/solutions/bizfilings/bfi-beneficial-ownership-information

Expert Insights has a podcast series on helping business leaders understand how to comply with the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) and its Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements.  
 
The Corporate Transparency Act affects tens of millions of business owners who are required to comply with it. But which businesses need to file BOI reports and which ones are exempt? What information must be submitted to comply with the CTA? And what type of ongoing compliance is required? BizFilings Senior Service Manager Tim Jensen has those answers and many more in our new podcast.

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Organizational charts have been part of the business world for a long time, but are they the best way to build teams and achieve the greatest productivity? Entrepreneur, author, and speaker Mike Michalowicz says it may be time to burn those charts and embrace role alignment - an approach which matches employee skills to specific tasks as opposed to a specific title. Michalowicz tells us how this approach works in businesses both large and very small, how it adapts with new hires, and the improvements he's seen in his own businesses and beyond. Finally, Mike talks about how he sees and implements improvements to the workplace long before others see the need.


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No matter what type of business you own, you will face many of the same challenges. How do I attract and retain customers? How do I find and keep excellent employees? How do I turn a profit? We'll discuss these and several other critical questions with small business expert, blogger, and author Barry Moltz.

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Inflation easily remains the top challenge facing small businesses, according to a new survey of small business owners by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and MetLife. The Small Business Index shows more than half of business owners are concerned about inflation. Other concerns include revenue, ongoing supply chain problems, and rising interest rates. U.S. Chamber of Commerce Vice President for Small Business Policy Tom Sullivan joins us to discuss the problems these issues are causing and the most effective strategies for dealing with them.

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Uncertainty was the only thing certain for business owners over the past few years. So what can you expect for 2023? Entrepreneur, author, and speaker Ramon Ray says the best way to grow in these economic times is to develop closer relationships with your existing customers and learn more ways you can serve them well. Ray also offers tips on attracting new customers, protecting your business from inflation, how to keep your prized employees happy and engaged, and whether 2023 is the right year to start a new business.

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Remote employees give business owners access to far more talent, but it's vital to make sure that you hire and manage those remote workers and teams properly. DIYMarketers.com Publisher Ivana Taylor walks us through the homework that business owners need to do to understand the positions they're trying to fill, how to communicate your expectations clearly to avoid frustration down the road, and what to do when serious problems arise.

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More businesses than ever are hiring remote employees. But before going down that road, make sure you understand and consider the liability issues that may arise. Big Ideas for Small Business Inc. President Barbara Weltman walks us through three major areas to keep in mind: personal injury, data security, and keeping track of when an employee is working. Weltman also discusses the tax complications that may arise, particularly when employees work in different states.

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