Need help with your initial LLC or Corporate filings?
AFSG Consulting helps you form your company and file your Beneficial Ownership Information report correctly, the first time. We take care of every form, filing, and deadline—so you can focus on building your business, not managing red tape.
Start Your Florida Business the Right Way
Starting a business in Florida means more than choosing a name and logo. It means registering your entity correctly, filing your BOI (Beneficial Ownership Information) report, and keeping every document compliant with state and federal rules. AFSG Consulting guides you through each step with precision and personal service.
Simplify the Corporate Formation Process
Forming a company establishes your legal foundation—and getting it right from the start saves time, money, and future headaches.
AFSG prepares and files your Articles of Organization (for LLCs) or Articles of Incorporation (for corporations), secures your EIN, and registers your entity with the Florida Division of Corporations.
We explain what each document means, help you select the proper structure for your goals, and ensure your business starts on a firm financial and legal footing.
We charge a flat rate plus state filing fees.
Understand BOI Filing Requirements
The Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) filing is a new federal requirement under the Corporate Transparency Act, designed to disclose who owns or controls your business. Most small businesses—including LLCs, corporations, and partnerships—must file a BOI report with FinCEN.
AFSG helps you determine:
- Who qualifies as a beneficial owner
- What information must be reported
- When and how to file correctly
After formation, the BOI Filing should be completed within 30 days. We submit your BOI report securely and track updates or ownership changes so your records stay current and compliant.
Frequently Asked Questions
A BOI filing reports who owns or controls your company, as required by the Corporate Transparency Act. It’s designed to prevent fraud and money laundering. AFSG ensures your submission meets all FinCEN requirements and deadlines.
The best structure—LLC, S-Corp, or C-Corp—depends on your tax goals, liability concerns, and future growth plans. AFSG helps evaluate your options and file the correct paperwork with the Florida Division of Corporations.
New entities formed after January 1, 2024 must file within 90 days of registration. Existing businesses have until January 1, 2025 to complete their initial filing. AFSG tracks key dates and manages submissions on your behalf.
Typically, you’ll need your business name, registered agent information, EIN, and ownership details. AFSG prepares and files your Articles of Organization or Incorporation and helps establish your operating agreements and BOI documentation.
Yes. AFSG provides end-to-end support—from business setup to annual reports and BOI updates—so you stay compliant with both state and federal regulations without missing a filing deadline.