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Reviewed August 22, 2026. This article is educational and reflects the official guidance linked below. Tax outcomes depend on the facts, tax periods, notices, and deadlines in your case.
The 2024 version of this page warned domestic companies about a new BOI filing deadline. That advice is obsolete. FinCEN now exempts U.S.-created entities and U.S. persons, while certain foreign-formed entities registered in the United States remain within the rule unless exempt.
The 2024 version of this page warned domestic companies about a new BOI filing deadline. That advice is obsolete. FinCEN now exempts U.S.-created entities and U.S. persons, while certain foreign-formed entities registered in the United States remain within the rule unless exempt.
The key is to apply that principle to the actual tax year, records, and notices involved. Confirm current requirements from the official sources below, document the facts before contacting the agency, and protect any response or appeal deadline while the analysis is underway.
The original 2024 version of this article described filing requirements that no longer apply to U.S.-created companies. FinCEN changed the rule in 2025 and has since stated that entities created in the United States—and U.S. persons—are exempt from BOI reporting under the Corporate Transparency Act. A domestic LLC or corporation should not submit a report merely because older articles still show the former deadlines.
The current rule is focused on certain entities formed under foreign law that register to do business in a U.S. state or tribal jurisdiction, unless an exemption applies. Reporting companies also do not report beneficial ownership information for U.S. persons. Because this area changed repeatedly, verify the current FinCEN alert before taking action.
Be alert for solicitations that demand a fee or personal information for a filing a company does not owe. FinCEN warns about fraudulent BOI correspondence. Use only the official FinCEN website, and seek advice if an entity’s place of formation or registration status is unclear.
Under FinCEN’s current rule, entities created in the United States are exempt. Because BOI rules changed repeatedly, verify the alert on FinCEN.gov before relying on older material.
Start with primary guidance and confirm that the page has not changed:
Important: This is general educational information, not legal or tax advice. Do not ignore a notice or deadline while researching your options.
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