
Business Entity Governance in The US: An Overview
This article focuses on routine governance during the lifecycle of a company in the United States and the importance of utilising an effective entity management system.
Read MoreThis article focuses on routine governance during the lifecycle of a company in the United States and the importance of utilising an effective entity management system.
Read MoreWhat are the key requirements involved in managing international subsidiaries and expanding into multiple jurisdictions? Read on for more information.
Read MoreAn international movement toward transparency is driving governments to mandate disclosure of who ultimately owns or controls companies.
Read MoreOn March 21, 2025, FinCEN issued a “final interim rule” exempting US companies and US persons from reporting Beneficial Ownership Information to FinCEN under the Corporate Transparency Act and issuing new reporting deadlines for foreign entities that meet the new definition of “reporting company.”
Read MoreAuthorised Corporate Service Providers (ACSPs) are regulated professionals, such as formation agents, accountants or law firms, who can verify identities and submit company filings to Companies House under the new ECCTA rules.
Read MoreLearn how international due diligence and process agent services play a crucial role in identifying and mitigating legal risks in cross-border transactions.
Read MoreIn 2025, the UK is clamping down on corporate anonymity with a new rule: mandatory identity verification for company directors, responsible officers and persons with significant control.
Read MoreThe FAA’s new rule mandates individuals with no US physical address to designate a US agent for service of process when holding or applying for FAA certificates. This ensures efficient delivery of legal and safety-critical communications.
Read MoreLearn about the latest updates and upcoming changes to the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA), including key timelines for UK businesses.
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