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Going global: US companies · Oct 14, 2026

FinCEN BOI Final Rule (Effective Aug. 14, 2026): U.S. Companies Permanently Exempt—What Foreign-Registered and Chinese-Owned Entities Still Must Report | YCL CPA

FinCEN's final rule (Federal Register 2026-16576, effective August 14, 2026) permanently exempts U.S. companies and U.S. persons from BOI reporting. Foreign companies registered to do business in the U.S. still report foreign beneficial owners, but no longer U.S. person company applicants, and FinCEN will delete information it reasonably believes belongs to U.S. persons.

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Going global: US companies · Oct 12, 2026

Xingyu Automotive Lighting Plans First U.S. Plant in Rowan County, NC: Tax Checklist for Chinese Manufacturers Setting Up in the U.S. (2026–2027) | YCL CPA

Xingyu Automotive Lighting picked Landis, Rowan County, NC for its first U.S. plant—Phase 1 up to $50 million and up to 300–500 jobs, per the company. A tax checklist for Chinese manufacturers: entity choice, Form 5472, transfer pricing, payroll and state taxes.

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