To my colleagues and friends at Baylor St. Luke’s, thank you for the incredible journey and the unwavering support. To my new family at MD Anderson, I am honored to be part of this extraordinary team. And to anyone contemplating a bold move in their career, I encourage you to take that leap. It is through boldness that we discover our true potential and make a lasting impact on the world.
So what traits my next Consul General look like? They would be proactive in creating projects that foster entrepreneurship, connectivity, and community engagement, while remaining uninfluenced by special interest groups or individuals. I envision a leader who is committed to attending events, engaging with various Filipino organizations, and building meaningful relationships with city officials and other consulates in Houston. Someone who honors their RSVP commitments, follows through on promises, and prioritizes the welfare of our people above personal interests. They would embody a grassroots approach, genuinely understanding the struggles and aspirations of Filams, OFWs, and Filipino immigrants. If the next Consul General will prioritize these programs, I have no doubt that it will continue to thrive as a beacon of hope, support, and unity for our vibrant Filipino community in North America.
As I probe into the complexities of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), I recognize the importance of staying informed about the latest guidance from the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). Recently, FinCEN issued additional FAQs providing clarity on Reporting Company filing requirements under the CTA, specifically in cases where a Reporting Company dissolves or terminates prior to the due date for its Initial Beneficial Ownership Information Report (BOIR). In this article, I’ll examine the implications of this new guidance and provide insights on what it means for Reporting Companies and their beneficial ownership reporting obligations.
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