In a move that has sent ripples of concern through the small business community, the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is poised to usher in a new era of extensive federal oversight that could have far-reaching consequences for millions of unsuspecting entrepreneurs across the nation.
If you have an LLC, the government will be declaring you to be a criminal on January 1st, 2025 if you do not fork over all your private information to them.
By the end of this year, small business owners will be compelled to disclose a wealth of private data to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), under the Department of the Treasury, purportedly as part of an "anti-money laundering initiative."
This mandate extends to a broad array of small entities, from limited liability companies to corporations, and involves divulging personal information such as owners’ names, home addresses, and even non-business related details like driver’s licenses or passports.
Mandate? Where have we heard this word before?
A mandate only exists when due process has taken place.
A History of Targeting Innocent Americans
The Department of the Treasury’s has no business in your business.
You have a right to PRIVATE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
CTA: The For-Profit Equivalent of Partisan Overreach
The potential for abuse lies in the hands of bureaucrats who could exploit vague criteria to target small business owners unjustly for not reason except that they think they can.
Protecting Small Business Owners
The implications of the CTA go beyond regulatory compliance; they strike at the heart of American entrepreneurship.
With over 33 million small business owners providing livelihoods to 61 million individuals, the stakes are high.
It is imperative to rally behind the cause of safeguarding these pillars of the economy from undue governmental intrusion.
The looming threat posed by the Corporate Transparency Act serves as a stark reminder of the delicate balance between regulatory oversight and individual liberties.
In Conclusion
As discussions surrounding the CTA intensify, it is crucial for small business owners and advocates alike to engage in dialogue, raise awareness, and push back against potential overreach.
Safeguarding the vitality and autonomy of small businesses is not just a right, it's your DUTY; it is a matter of preserving the bedrock of American entrepreneurial spirit.
The time to act is now — to ensure the protection of small business owners and the upholding of the principles that underpin the fabric of American enterprise.
Let us stand together in defense of the entrepreneurial spirit that fuels innovation, creates jobs, and propels our economy forward.
But how exactly?
By dissolving your LLC and putting your business in a Private Member's Area, outside of the reach of the government.
We've helped dozens of entrepreneurs be free by opening their eyes to the societal conditioning that one can only go into business by asking the State for PERMISSION to conduct PRIVATE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY via an LLC, which then means you unknowingly consent to doing business with the IRS via a TIN or EIN number.
Your rights are Inalienable.
You have no obligation for an LLC nor an EIN or TIN.
Join the Inalienable.University to learn how to exercise them and keep the govnment's grubby hands out of your pockets and remove their control over your lies.
Gianna Miceli
Scott Bernard
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