Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN)
FinCEN Adds New BOI Reporting FAQs
FinCEN added additional FAQs to the BOI Reporting Frequently Asked Questions. The new FAQs include:
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How will companies become aware of BOI reporting requirements?
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Is a sole proprietorship a reporting company?
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Have I met FinCEN’s reporting obligation if I filed a form or report that provides beneficial ownership information to a state office, a financial institution, or the IRS?
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How does a company created or registered after January 1, 2024 determine its date of creation or registration?
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Who can file a BOI report on behalf of a reporting company, and what information will be collected on filers?
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Does the activity or revenue of a company determine whether it is a reporting company?
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Does a reporting company have to report information about its parent or subsidiary companies?
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Can a reporting company report a P.O. box as its current address?
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Is an updated BOI report required when the type of ownership interest a beneficial owner has in a reporting company changes?
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If a reporting company needs to update one piece of information on a BOI report, such as its legal name, does the reporting company have to fill out an entire new BOI report?
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Can a filer submit a late updated BOI report?
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If a reporting company last filed a “newly exempt entity” BOI report but subsequently loses its exempt status, what should it do?
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What penalties do individuals face for violating BOI reporting requirements?
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Who can be held liable for violating BOI reporting requirements?
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Is a reporting company responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the information that it reports to FinCEN, even if the reporting company obtains that information from another party?
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What should a reporting company do if a beneficial owner or company applicant withholds information?
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Who can request a FinCEN identifier on behalf of an individual?
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What type of evidence will a reporting company receive as confirmation that its BOI report has been successfully filed by a third-party service provider?
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Will a third-party service provider be able to submit multiple BOI reports to FinCEN at the same time?
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Time to Review Branch Signage
As we approach the end of 2023 and look forward to 2024, it might be a good time to review your branch signage. Several states will be updating their minimum wage posters for 2024. Your GoWest Compliance team has compiled branch signage requirements and include state specific requirements.
BRANCH SIGNAGE REQUIREMENTS
Posting Requirements
Equal Housing Lender Poster:
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Does the credit union visibly display the most current fair housing poster to all customers entering the credit union to make loan applications?
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Does the credit union display the Equal Housing Lender/Opportunity Logo on their website?
Reference Source
Fair Housing Act
24 CFR 110.15
12 CFR 701.31 (d) (2)
Posting Requirements
NCUSIF:
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Does the credit union display the required share insurance signage at all stations or windows where deposits are received?
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This does not include ATMs.
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This does include drive up Teller Windows.
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Does the credit union display the NCUA logo on their website? The logo should be large enough for a consumer to read without any action being taken (such as hovering over the logo).
Reference Source
Share Insurance
12 CFR 740.4
Posting Requirements
Funds Availability Disclosure
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Is the Funds Availability Disclosure posted where it can be seen by a member prior to them making a deposit?
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This excludes drive-up windows and night drops.
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Is the Funds Availability Disclosure displayed at each proprietary ATM?
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Do the preprinted deposit slips contain a notice that deposits may not be available for immediate withdrawal?
Reference Source
Reg CC
12 CFR 229.18
Posting Requirements
Home Mortgage Disclosure
Reference Source
Reg C
12 CFR 1003.5
Posting Requirements
USA Patriot Act
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Is notice that describes the credit unions identification requirements under the Patriot Act provided to members? It may be provided as a notice in the lobby, on the website (for web-based account opening), as a notice with the account application.
Reference Source
BSA requirements
31 CFR 1020.220 (a)(5)(iii)
Article VII, Section 6 (c)
Posting Requirements
Statement of Financial Condition
Reference Source
Federal Credit Union Bylaws
Posting Requirements
Shared Branching Insured Credit Union Sign
Reference Source
Share Insurance
12 CFR 740.4 (c)
Posting Requirements
ATM withdrawal fee disclosure on ATM
Reference Source
Regulation E
12 CFR 1005.16
OTHER CONSIDERATIONS
Requirement
Mutual funds, annuities, and other non-deposit investment products
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If credit union offers investment products, ensure any signage or promotional material does not convey or suggest that the products are covered by share insurance.
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The signage should inform the member that:
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The products are not federally insured.
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Are not obligations of the credit union?
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Are not guaranteed by the credit union or any affiliated entity.
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Involve investment risk, including the possible loss of principal,
And, if applicable, are being offered by an employee who serves both functions of accepting members’ deposits and the selling of non-deposit investment products.
Reference Source
NCUA Letter to Federal Credit Unions
10-FCU-03
Requirement
Loan Interest Rates
Reference Source
Truth in Lending
12 CFR 1026.16
12 CFR 1026.24
Requirement
Share Account Dividend Rates
Reference Source
Truth in Savings
12 CFR 1030.8
12 CFR 707.8
EMPLOYEE SIGNAGE REQUIREMENTS
FEDERAL
Posting Requirement - Federal
Employee Polygraph Protection Act
Reference Source
US Department of Labor – WH Publication 1462 – July 2016
Posting Requirement - Federal
Equal Employment Opportunity
Reference Source
EEOC-P/E-1 (Revised 6/2023)
Posting Requirement - Federal
Your Rights Under USERRA – The Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act.
Reference Source
US Department of Labor – Poster Publication Date May 2021
Posting Requirement - Federal
Federal minimum Wage Poster
Reference Source
Minimum Wage Poster (04/23)
Posting Requirement - Federal
OSHA Job Safety and Health
Reference Source
OSHA 3165-02 (2023)
Posting Requirement - Federal
Family Medical Leave - Federal
Reference Source
FMLA Poster (04/2023)
Posting Requirement - Federal
IRS Notice 797 Possible Federal Tax Refund for Earned Income Credit
Reference Source
Notice 797 (12/2022)
ARIZONA
Posting Requirement - Arizona
Arizona Minimum Wage
Reference Source
AZ State Minimum Wage Poster 2024 (English)
AZ State Minimum Wage Poster 2024 (Spanish)
Posting Requirement - Arizona
Arizona Discrimination is Prohibited in Employment
Reference Source
Arizona Law Prohibits Discrimination in Employment (8/2019)
Posting Requirement - Arizona
Arizona Notification of Constructive Discharge
Reference Source
Notification of A.R.S. 23-1502 (8/2019)
Posting Requirement - Arizona
Arizona Notice to Employees: You are Covered by Unemployment Insurance
Reference Source
POU-003 (8/2019)
Posting Requirement - Arizona
Arizona Safety and Health Protection on the Job
Reference Source
Employee Safety and Health Protection (10/2011)
Posting Requirement - Arizona
Smoke-free Arizona “No Smoking” Sign
Reference Source
Smoke-Free Arizona (9/2019)
Posting Requirement - Arizona
Arizona Work Exposure to Bodily Fluids
Reference Source
Work Exposure to Bodily Fluids (9/2019)
Posting Requirement - Arizona
Arizona Work Exposure to MRSA, Spinal Meningitis, or Tuberculosis
Reference Source
Work Exposure Poster (7/2011)
Posting Requirement - Arizona
Arizona Earned Sick Time Poster
Reference Source
Earned Sick Time (English) (7/2017)
Earned Sick Time (Spanish) (7/2017)
COLORADO
Posting Requirement - Colorado
Colorado Overtime & Minimum Pay Standards
Reference Source
COMPS Order #39 (1/2024)
Posting Requirement - Colorado
Colorado Families & Workplaces Act and Public Health Emergency Whistleblower Law
Reference Source
Colorado Workplace Public Health rights Poster (7/2023)
Posting Requirement - Colorado
Colorado Anti-Discrimination
Reference Source
Colorado Anti-Discrimination Employment Poster (rev 10/2023)
Posting Requirement - Colorado
Colorado Employment Security Act
Reference Source
Notice to Workers (English) (4/2019)
Notice to Workers (Spanish) (4/2019)
Posting Requirement - Colorado
Colorado Notice to Employer of Injury
Reference Source
If You Are Injured on the Job (9/2019)
Posting Requirement - Colorado
Colorado Notice of Paydays
Reference Source
Payday Poster (8/2016)
Posting Requirement - Colorado
Colorado Pregnant Workers’ Fairness Act
Reference Source
Included in Colorado Anti-Discrimination in Employment Poster
IDAHO
Posting Requirement - Idaho
Idaho Required Poster Package
Reference Source
English Required Posters
OREGON
Posting Requirement - Oregon
Oregon State Minimum Wage Poster
Both English and Spanish (Recommended, not Required) – Can be part of 9-in-1 Poster
Reference Source
Oregon Minimum Wage Poster (2023)
9 in 1 poster
7 in 1 poster (24 or less employees)
Posting Requirement - Oregon
Oregon Family Leave Act Poster – Can be part of 8-in-1 Poster
Reference Source
Oregon Family Leave (2023)
Posting Requirement - Oregon
Oregon OSHA Poster – Can be part of 9-in-1 Poster
Reference Source
Oregon OSHA Poster (2023)
Posting Requirement - Oregon
Workers’ Compensation Notice of Compliance
Reference Source
Oregon BOLI Posting Requirements (2023)
Posting Requirement - Oregon
Oregon Breaks/Overtime Poster
Reference Source
Oregon BOLI Posting Requirements (2023)
Posting Requirement - Oregon
Oregon’s No Smoking/Vaping Poster
Reference Source
Oregon No Smoking/Vaping (2023)
Posting Requirement - Oregon
Oregon’s Senate Bill 519
Reference Source
Notice of Rights Under Oregon Senate Bill 519 (2010)
Posting Requirement - Oregon
Oregon Sick Time
Reference Source
BOLI Requirements of Oregon’s Sick Time Law (2023)
Posting Requirement - Oregon
Oregon Equal Pay
Reference Source
Oregon Equal Pay (2023)
Posting Requirement - Oregon
Oregon Protections for Victims of Domestic Violence, Harassment, Sexual Assault & Stalking
Reference Source
BOLI Requirements (2023)
Posting Requirement - Oregon
Oregon Paid Leave
Reference Source
Oregon Paid Leave (2023)
WASHINGTON
Posting Requirement - Washington
Washington Department of Labor and Industry “Your Rights as a Worker in Washington State”
Reference Source
F700-074-909 (10/2023)
Posting Requirement - Washington
Washington State Minimum Wage Poster
Both English and Spanish (Recommended, not Required)
Reference Source
Minimum Wage posters (2024)
Posting Requirement - Washington
Washington State “Unemployment Benefits”
Reference Source
RCW 50.20.140
EMS 9874.CC 7540-032-407 Rev 10/17
Posting Requirement - Washington
Washington State “Washington State Law Prohibits Discrimination in Employment.”
Reference Source
Washington State Human Rights Commission - Brochure (4/2015)
Posting Requirement - Washington
Washington Department of L&I “Job Safety and Health Law” Poster
Reference Source
Publication F416-081-909 (7/2022)
Posting Requirement - Washington
Washington Department of L&I “ Notice to Employees – If a Job Injury Occurs” On the job injuries.
Reference Source
F242-191-909 (12-2012)
Posting Requirement - Washington
WA State- No Smoking Signs
Reference Source
Required at entrance of all buildings
RCW 70.160.050
Posting Requirement - Washington
Washington State Paid Family and Medical Leave
Reference Source
2024 English Poster
Posting Requirement - Washington
Washington State Domestic Violence Poster
Reference Source
Domestic Violence Poster Rev 07/19
WYOMING
Posting Requirement - Wyoming
Wyoming-Specific Labor Law Posters
Reference Source Labor-Law-Wyoming (9/2023)
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