Cape May County Chamber
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) requires businesses across Cape May County, NJ, to report Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) to FinCEN to enhance transparency and curb financial crimes.
As of today, 11-26-2024, Cape May County business owners have 36 calendar days (or 27 business days) left to file their BOI reports with FinCEN—delaying could lead to $500 daily fines.
Steps to Ensure BOI Compliance1. Determine If Your Business Must File
Deadline: ASAPMost corporations, LLCs, and similar
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FinCEN’s BOI Reporting Deadline for Cape May County, NJ Businesses: File by 01/01/2025 to Avoid Daily $500 Fines
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