FinCEN Report Company is a compliance technology provider specializing in FinCEN-related filing obligations. Founded 2021 by Jonathan B. Wilson, an attorney and Shareholder at Buchalter PC (Atlanta). Four products: (1) CTA Compliance Hub — online platform for filing Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reports under the Corporate Transparency Act; (2) RRE Report (rrereport.com) — evaluates transaction reportability, collects data, and files FinCEN Real Estate Reports under the new Residential Real Estate Rule (effective March 1, 2026); (3) EINtact — secure EIN applications; (4) The Company Vault — centralized company record management. Also has Hal, a free AI chatbot trained on CTA guidance to help business owners determine reporting obligations. Pricing is transparent and per-transaction: $20/evaluation, $189/filing for RRE; CTA pricing is subscription-based (amount not publicly disclosed). SOC 2 Type II certified. Integrations with Qualia, SoftPro, and ALTA Member for real estate workflow. Listed in ALTA Marketplace (American Land Title Association). ~12 employees. 1,184 LinkedIn followers. Atlanta, GA. The founder has published a book on RRE Rule compliance and runs a CTA/BOI podcast. Real practitioner endorsement: Ballard Spahr PDF mentions ‘one software company I will mention because Kleinbard uses them and I’ve been happy with it so far, is The FinCEN Report Company.’ Reddit: mentioned alongside FincenFetch in r/LawFirm entity management thread. $10,000 guarantee certificate for non-reportable determinations in RRE evaluation. Setup time: ‘most firms are up and running in less than an hour.’ No venture funding disclosed. Keyword ‘fincen report’ (2,400/mo) is conflated with generic FinCEN reporting concepts (FBAR Form 114, SARs, etc.) — actual company brand volume is near zero.
Company Info
- Founded: 2021
- Team size: 11-50 employees
- HQ: United States
- Sector: Governance/Compliance/Risk Management
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Workflows
Based on practitioner evidence, Fincen Report is used in these workflows:
What practitioners struggle with
Real frustrations from legal professionals — the problems Fincen Report addresses (or should address). Sourced from practitioner reviews, Reddit threads, and case studies.
Corporate paralegal manages 200+ subsidiaries across 30 jurisdictions in a spreadsheet — annual compliance requires manually tracking filing deadlines, director changes, registered agent renewals, and good standing certificates across every entity, and a missed filing in one jurisdiction creates cascading problems
Compliance officer at a regulated financial institution tracks 150+ regulatory obligations across 10 frameworks (SOX, GDPR, HIPAA, state-level requirements) in separate spreadsheets with manual deadline reminders — an auditor's request for evidence of control testing takes days to assemble because documentation is scattered across email, SharePoint, and local drives
Patent attorney drafting a 30-page specification has to manually verify that every reference label ('processor 235', 'memory 240', 'display 245') is used consistently across the specification, claims, and drawings — one mislabelled reference or antecedent basis error can trigger a USPTO objection that costs the client $2,000+ in additional prosecution fees and delays the application by months
In-house IP team at a tech company files 200+ patent applications per year and each one takes a patent agent 40-60 hours to draft from the inventor disclosure — the bottleneck isn't the invention, it's the labour-intensive process of writing specifications, claims, and figures that meet USPTO requirements, while the patent agent's queue grows faster than they can work through it
MDL or mass tort coordinating counsel needs to manage document exchange among 40+ plaintiff firms, defense counsel, and the transferee court — filings need to reach all parties simultaneously, the court wants a single organized case file, and the Special Master is demanding a reliable system for tracking what was served to whom and when, but email chains with 200 attorneys are unmanageable and PACER alone does not handle the volume of inter-party communications
Company gets a letter saying beneficial ownership reports are due under the Corporate Transparency Act — they have 40 LLCs across 8 states, each with different beneficial owners, and nobody has a centralized record of who owns what percentage or their current addresses, so the compliance officer is scrambling to collect SSNs and passport copies from dozens of individuals before the deadline
Real estate attorney handles 30 closings per month and FinCEN's new Residential Real Estate Rule (effective March 2026) requires evaluating every transaction for reportability, collecting beneficial ownership information from transferees, filing reports electronically with FinCEN, and retaining records for 5 years — civil penalties up to $1,430 per violation and $111,308 for patterns of negligent activity, and nobody at the firm knows which transactions trigger reporting
Where it fits in your workflow
Before Fincen Report
Entity formation/management — entities must exist before filing BOI reports or RRE reports. Law firms and corporate paralegals provide entity data.
After Fincen Report
Record retention — filed reports stored in The Company Vault for compliance evidence. Audit readiness.
Integrations & hand-offs
Receives entity data from corporate paralegals, law firm corporate teams, or title companies (for RRE). Output is filed government reports to FinCEN.
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