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Last updated July 31, 2026

ConnectingMatrix provides clerical business-formation and filing assistance and general information only. We are not a law firm or an accounting firm, and our Services are not a substitute for advice from a licensed attorney, accountant, or other professional. Please read the following carefully before relying on anything on this website.

Not a law firm; not legal or tax advice

ConnectingMatrix is not a law firm and is not licensed to practice law, and we are not an accounting or tax-advisory firm. The information on this website and the assistance we provide are administrative and general in nature.

Nothing on this website — and no communication with our team — constitutes legal, tax, accounting, or financial advice, or an opinion on the merits of your specific situation. General information about entity types, states of formation, or filing steps is provided to help you understand common options, not to recommend a course of action for your circumstances.

No attorney-client relationship

Using this website, submitting a form, or engaging our Services does not create an attorney-client relationship, an accountant-client relationship, or any other professional or fiduciary relationship. Because we are not your lawyer, communications with us are not protected by attorney-client privilege.

The content on this site is general information, not attorney-drafted advice. It has not been tailored to you and should not be treated as a legal opinion.

Consult a licensed professional

Laws and requirements vary by state and by country, and they change over time. Before you make decisions about forming or operating a company — including choosing an entity type, a state of formation, or a tax election — you should consult a licensed attorney, accountant, or tax professional in the relevant jurisdiction who can advise you on your specific situation.

You are responsible for ensuring that your business complies with all applicable laws, licensing requirements, and reporting obligations.

BOI / FinCEN reporting may change

Beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting requirements under the U.S. Corporate Transparency Act, administered by FinCEN, have been subject to litigation, deadline changes, and evolving guidance. The status of these requirements — including who must file and by when — may change after this page was last updated.

We do not provide advice on whether or how BOI reporting applies to you. You should confirm the current requirements directly with FinCEN or with a licensed professional before relying on any statement about them.

No guaranteed outcomes

We prepare and submit filings on your behalf, but government authorities — including Secretaries of State and the IRS — control name availability, approval decisions, and processing times. We cannot and do not guarantee that any particular name, application, or filing will be accepted, or that it will be processed within any specific timeframe.

Any examples, estimates, or turnaround times we mention are for general information only and are not a promise of a specific result.

A note on this page

This content is general information, not attorney-drafted legal advice. It may not reflect the most recent legal developments and is not a substitute for advice from a licensed professional in your jurisdiction.

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