Sneaky certification actually helps people

It's been a busy year for me, {NAME}, so you may not have heard of the new certification we released in June. It snuck in under the radar and it's already helping notaries bring more value to their networks. Our new Certified Corporate Transparency Act Facilitator (CTAF) program shows you how to help your small business network comply with their reporting requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act. Never heard of it? You're not alone. Most small business owners I talk to have never heard of this, nor their requirement to report their beneficial ownership information by January 1, 2025. And if they don't? Fines can be up to $500+ per day. This might pertain to you too, if you have a registered entity, like an LLC, or corporation, even if you're a single member entity as a notary public (Note: sole proprietors are usually exempt from reporting). I'm not making it up. I'm not giving you legal advice. This is publicly available information. And I wrote a little blog about it (I'll give you the link to read later). More importantly, I partnered with the leading voice in the country on the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), Arthur Werner (he's the guy teaching CPA's and attorneys how to guide their clients through the CTA requirements), to teach you ALL about the CTA and how to help your community small business owners get in compliance. Once you're certified, you can help these small business owners report their beneficial ownership information is as little as 10-15 minutes. You can charge for this service. And, because you are not acting as a notary public (no notarization required at all), you can charge anything you want. Some companies charge their clients around $97 per BOI (beneficial ownership information form). But some charge significantly more. Some of our current CTAF agents are reporting firms that are charging $250 per BOI, and charging an annual montitoring fee (Which is crazy, because this is really just a one-time filing requirement-unless there are changes in ownership). But, do you see the opportunity? Because these other entrepreneurs do. But you have to act fast. And I'm not just saying that because I want to sell you a course. There's thirty million small businesses expected to have to report under the requirements of the Corporate Transparency Act by January 1, 2025. That gives you five months from yesterday to help these people. The Corporate Transparency Act Facilitator program is $150, payable in one installment. [Register here]( Once you have access, you can be certified in less than two hours if you're serious about this. You'll learn the ins & outs of the Corporate Transparency Act from Art Werner, an attorney and the leading expert on the topic. Then, we built tools and resources to help you build a revenue stream around your certification. The cool thing is, you don't have to charge your clients for this service. If you want to build goodwill in your community or kick down the door to small business clients, you can use this certification for that too. I'll tell you more about how I'm using the certification in my town tomorrow. For now, if you like to geek out on paperwork, build revenue streams, and/or help people, the Corporate Transparency Act Facilitator program might be exactly what you're looking for. [Get CertifiedÂ]( Striking when the iron is hot, Bill PS- Are you curious about the Corporate Transparency Act and how it might effect you and other small business owners? I wrote a blog about it, as well as a resource guide to help notaries. Read "$500 Per Day Penalty: How the Corporate Transparency Act May Affect Notary Entrepreneurs in 2024 and Beyond" at the link below. [Read my blog article here](   [Unsubscribe]( | Sent by NotaryCoach.com 1415 Commercial Avenue, #237 • Anacortes, WA • 98221