Find out whether your LLC is currently subject to BOI reporting and — if so — when the filing is due. The March 21, 2025 FinCEN Interim Final Rule exempted domestic reporting companies, leaving only foreign reporting companies obligated.
Domestic = formed in any US state or territory. Foreign = formed outside the US and registered to do business in the US.
We use the formation date to calculate the deadline window. Pre-IFR foreign entities had until April 25, 2025; post-IFR foreign entities have 30 days from US registration.
Either 'exempt — no filing required' (most domestic LLCs) or a specific deadline date plus the FinCEN BOIR portal link.
US-formed → exempt (March 21, 2025 FinCEN IFR — domestic reporting companies waived).
Foreign-formed, not US-registered → not yet a reporting company. Trigger only on US registration.
Foreign-formed + US-registered → deadline = max(registrationDate + 30 days, 2025-04-25)
Pre-IFR foreign entities (registered before March 26, 2025) had a hard deadline of April 25, 2025.
Status can change if FinCEN issues a final rule or if litigation alters scope. Confirm before relying. Not legal advice.
Static snapshot pulled from current state filing fees, statutes, and pricing data. Updates when source data changes.
| Scenario | Formation/registration timing | Current obligation | Deadline | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic LLC (US-formed) | Any time | EXEMPT (per March 21, 2025 FinCEN IFR) | None — exempt | No filing required |
| Foreign reporting company (non-US formed, registered to do business in US) | Before Mar 26, 2025 | Obligated | April 25, 2025 (was 30 days from IFR publication) | Late — file ASAP |
| Foreign reporting company | On/after Mar 26, 2025 | Obligated | 30 days from US registration | File within 30 days |
| Domestic LLC with foreign beneficial owners only | Any time | EXEMPT — owners' status does not change company classification | None | No filing required |
| Change in beneficial ownership (existing report) | N/A | 30-day amendment window for non-exempt entities | 30 days from change | File amended BOIR |
Reflects FinCEN's March 21, 2025 Interim Final Rule which exempted domestic reporting companies. Foreign reporting companies (entities formed outside the US that register to do business in the US) remain obligated. Status may change if FinCEN issues a final rule or if litigation alters scope. Confirm before relying.
On March 21, 2025 FinCEN published an Interim Final Rule that narrowed BOI reporting to foreign reporting companies only. Domestic reporting companies — including the vast majority of US LLCs — are exempt. The change followed CTA litigation (Texas Top Cop Shop v. McHenry and others) and Treasury's announced policy reversal.
Foreign reporting companies: any entity formed under the laws of a foreign country and registered to do business in any US state by filing a document with a Secretary of State (or similar office). These remain subject to BOI reporting on the original CTA timeline (with the post-IFR deadline adjustments).
For most US-formed anonymous LLCs (Wyoming, NM, DE, NV), BOI reporting is currently irrelevant — the entity is a domestic reporting company and exempt under the IFR. Foreign-formed entities that register in those states still have to file BOI separately from state anonymity rules.
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