Corporations and LLCs are all subject to internal and external annual compliance requirements. For small and medium-sized businesses, responsibility for corporate entity compliance often falls to the finance and accounting department. Unfortunately, these important activities can easily slip between the cracks without proper awareness. In fact, maintaining compliance can make the difference between protecting your organization from or exposing your organization to legal risks, fees, penalties, and/or dissolution.
Whether you are a professional services provider in a position to advise your clients on this important topic or a finance leader within your organization, recognizing how to proactively oversee corporate entity compliance can be a differentiating tool in your knowledge belt.
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