CLASNotes Blog

Today, our blog features an article written by Norris McLaughlin, P.A. Associate Samuele Riva and co-authored by Member, Jeff Cassin. Mr. Riva and Mr. Cassin offer an overview of the Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting and the Corporate[..]

With the new federal reporting requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) set to take effect on January 1, 2024, it’s critical to understand if your business is a Reporting Company, since this will determine whether or not a Beneficial[..]

It’s important for a business entity (Corporation, LLC, etc.) to maintain its good standing status with the Secretary of State or equivalent filing office in every state where it is authorized to transact business. Being in good standing means that the[..]

Effective July 1, 2023, the International Association of Commercial Administrators (IACA) has introduced revised versions of the UCC1, UCC3, UCC5 and UCC11 forms.

Managing multiple business entities across a variety of jurisdictions can be a challenge. An Entity Management System can help make the job a little easier by bringing all of a business's compliance and recordkeeping activities into a single, online[..]

At the end of each year, it's important to take a look at the portfolio of business entities you manage and make sure that you've satisfied all of your corporate filing and reporting obligations and resolved any outstanding compliance issues. CLAS has[..]

Coordinating a foreign qualification for your client requires careful planning and a keen attention to detail as mistakes in the process can delay document filing and cost the business valuable time and money. In this article, we provide a few simple Dos[..]

Every registered business (Corporation, Limited Liability Company, etc.) is required to designate a Registered Agent. A Registered Agent is the person or organization who is responsible for accepting legal documents (aka Service of Process/SOP), tax[..]

According to the Uniform Commercial Code, a UCC Financing Statement is only effective if it properly identifies the debtor. A UCC filings that fails get the debtor name right will not perfect the underlying security interest and will not provide the[..]