Rayburn CPA - Eufaula, OK

10/17/2024

Effective this year, the Federal Corporate Transparency Act requires most business entities to report BENEFICIAL OWNERSHIP INFORMATION (BOI) to the Financial Crime and Enforcement Network (FinCEN) of the US Department of Treasury.

Most existing entities that fall into this requirement, must submit BOI to FinCEN no later than January 1, 2025. Failure to report BOI could result in fines and penalties of $500 per day, up to a maximum of $10,000.

For most entities, BOI reporting is straight forward, especially if there are 2 or less owners. We have included a link below to the FinCEN BOI website. This website includes videos, reference materials and Q&A on the process for reporting.

You will need the following information for each Beneficial Owner: Name, Date of Birth, Address, and a copy of their US Passport, state driver's license or other identification issued by a state, local government or Indian Tribe.

You will need the following information about the entity you are reporting to: Name, trade name, address, jurisdiction and tax id number.

If you do not want to file your BOI on your own, please contact our office.

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07/14/2023

The Taco Bandit will be set up in the parking lot tomorrow 10-2. Go try them out it's some good stuff!

04/28/2023

This Saturday 4/29 and its cruise night. Ladies and gents of Eufaula I just wanted to let you know the yummy Taco Bandit food truck will be set up in our parking lot this Saturday 11-6. Stop by grab some street tacos and other authentic food.

02/09/2023

We would like to give a big shout out to Zach McLemore with CVEC Fiber for making us the first install on Main St. here in Eufaula. The new internet is faster than ever and we are turning out the first tax returns of the season.

02/18/2021

Good morning everyone, our office has been closed due to the weather. We are back in the office today and realized our voicemail system was not working properly. We have it working now, we are sorry if you tried to reach us during this time. We are here for you, stay warm and safe thank you for your business.

09/29/2020

05/04/2020

The Oklahoma Employment Securities Commission (OESC) has reported that at least 3800 fraudulent unemployment claims have been filed by scammers since mid-March of 2020. Unsuspecting businesses and workers who have not filed for unemployment are receiving letters from the OESC either at their homes or at the Human Resources office at their place of work. These letters contain a copy of the unemployment claim either made by a worker who still has a job or perhaps by a person who has never worked at that business. Scammers are attempting to claim unemployment benefits in someone else’s name and can hurt the employment record of the employee as well as hurt the business itself.
If you receive a letter regarding an unemployment claim that you did not file the OESC recommends that you follow the following steps:
1) Contact the HR department at your place of work so they can file a fraud claim.
2) Call the OESC fraud department at 405-557-7157 or e-mail them at [email protected]
3) Contact your area police department to file a fraud report
4) Contact major credit bureaus since the breach involves social security numbers, birth dates and other personal information. Major credit bureaus are Experian.com, TransUnion.com, and Equifax.com.
5) Contact your bank and make them aware of the situation. Your place of employment may have additional steps for you to take.
Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter also recommends that you contact his office to fill out a claim form to help his office investigate fraud claims at [email protected].