I'm a US citizen and 30% owner of a UK company that registered in California. Do I report my BOI?
My UK Ltd company foreign-qualified in California for some business activities. I'm a US citizen and own 30% of the UK company. The UK company is a foreign reporting company under FinCEN. Do I personally have to provide my beneficial ownership info?
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