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Homeowners and condo associations must file BOI reports avoid FinCEN fines staring in 2024 unless exempts. Exemptions are rare and typically apply only to tax – exempt nonprofits under sections 501(c) (4) unincorporated accusations in certain states. Generally, HOAs and condo are required to file.
Existing communities have until January 1, 2025 to file their initial BOI reports new community's formation in 2024 must file within 90 days (about 3 months) of formation, but starting in 2025 this deadline shortens to 30 days HOAs and condo associations must frequently update their reports due to changes like annual elections and shifts in volunteer board members with updates required with in 30 days avoid fines.
A report is required for each entity within a community's operating structure unless exempt . Report must include the entity’s legal name state of formation, any DBA name, tax ID number, business address and details about individual and substantial control.
The BOI report must list individual substantial control, usually board members who make key decisions while FinCEN typically requires reporting those with 25% ownership, this rarely applies to HOAs unless someone owns over 25% of this units.
Yes, board members are typically voting on key issues, hiring vendors managing assets, handling finances, making financial plans, signing important documents and overseeing essential community business.
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