Simplifying the Corporate Transparency Act: A Must-Know Guide for All Businesses

(This event is offered as a live Webinar only)

In the current regulatory landscape, the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is a key regulation that touches on virtually all businesses operating within the United States, and it's crucial to understand that this includes even the smallest of businesses, such as single-member LLCs. Our specially designed 90-minute workshop aims to simplify the CTA, transforming its complex requirements into clear, straightforward actions that every business owner and manager can follow. Presented in plain, accessible language by experts, this session will guide you through the entire process: from identifying if your business needs to comply (spoiler alert: if you're a single-member LLC, you do!) to gathering the required information, and submitting it correctly.

No business is too small to be exempt, and overlooking this critical compliance could lead to significant repercussions. This workshop is essential for solo entrepreneurs and single-member LLC owners who might not realize that they fall under the CTA's scope. Through an engaging and jargon-free format, we'll ensure you understand how to comply with the CTA, covering the essential steps, deadlines, and procedures to protect your business. Whether you've just started your entrepreneurial journey or are looking to ensure your existing business aligns with current laws, this workshop is your comprehensive guide to navigating the CTA with confidence and ensuring your business remains compliant.

Our Speakers

Paul Knowlton, Esq., MDiv

Maxine Lawson

Maxine Lawson is an attorney specializing in employment law and transactional matters. She often spends her workdays assisting employers by providing HR counseling and federal compliance guidance. She is also well-versed in drafting fundamental documentation such as employee handbooks, offer letters, employment agreements, restrictive covenants, and separation agreements. Maxine provides her clients with practical, business-oriented legal solutions to navigate complex employment law issues and ensure regulatory adherence.

Maxine earned her J.D. from Georgia State University College of Law, where she served as Vice President of the Black Law Students Association and worked as a Graduate Research Assistant for the Experiential Learning Program. Prior to law school, she attended the University of Florida, where she earned her BA in Criminology while also minoring in Anthropology.

Maxine enjoys exploring her new hometown of Atlanta. As a self-proclaimed Foodie, her favorite explorations often involve finding new restaurants to try. When she is not working or hunting for new eateries, Maxine unwinds by stretching her creative muscles. She enjoys DIY crafts, painting, and is rediscovering her love for interior decorating.

Paul Knowlton is a multidisciplinary consultant with the lived experience of an adventurous and prosperous business career. As an engineer he designs and executes on ideas; as a patent attorney he creates value around intellectual property; as a corporate lawyer, business and nonprofit leader, and turn-around CEO he creates effective solutions to business challenges; and as a mediator and master’s-level pastoral counselor, he brings discernment and clarity to individuals and teams.

With a personal motto embraced from Helen Keller, “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all,” Paul’s adventurous and entrepreneurial career is no surprise. His personal life rides the same currents. A former motorcycle instructor and IBA extreme rider, NAUI certified diver, Glock armorer, seminary graduate, and co-author of the Amazon No. 1 new release Better Capitalism (Wipf & Stock, 2021), Paul is extraordinarily equipped to help you transform your business toward your vision.