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A court injunction currently prevents enforcement of the BOI reporting requirement. Upcoming court rulings, however, could reinstate the law. Meanwhile, companies are still free to file voluntarily, and some lawyers advise them to do so. If courts do restore the law to full force (which seems increasingly likely), business owners who have submitted their report voluntarily will already be in full compliance.
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The Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) offers an online portal for self-filing. This may be a workable alternative if your company is quite small and has a very simple financial and management structure.
Before you self-file, however, be sure to check out Things You Should Know Before You File elsewhere on this site. It contains helpful guidance.