BCEPC Virtual Presentation: Corporate Transparency Act: A Practical Approach
Program: "Corporate Transparency Act: A Practical Approach"
This webinar is going to discuss the Corporate Transparency Act and compliance from a practical approach. There is no shortage of detailed and burdensome prognostications from various legal experts as to the theoretical reach of the CTA; yet the vast majority of the businesses affected by the CTA will, for the most part, experience a burden that is generally the same as keeping up with annual corporate entity filings or simple tax compliance. The discussion will involve a brief review how the CTA came to be and the various aspects of complying with the CTA with an emphasis on the more tedious aspects of updating existing filings when changes are mandated.
Location: Zoom Conference Call
Presented By:
Kurt Forrest Brewer is a transactional, real estate and estate planning attorney with 27 years of experience representing local, national and international companies in a variety of corporate matters. With an emphasis on mergers and acquisitions, business entities and asset protection, Kurt has advised and represented a broad spectrum of small and mid-sized businesses, lenders and higher net worth individuals from his offices in Orlando, Florida and Longmont, Colorado. Kurt often serves as “outside” general counsel to many of his larger clients.
Kurt is a veteran of the Persian Gulf War (combat medic – 101st Airborne / 44th Evac Hospital) and graduated with distinction from the University of Oklahoma College of Law too many years ago to count. Kurt is a frequent speaker at business and startup events and assorted seminars. He has taught business law at Seminole State College in Orlando and the Longmont campus of Front Range Community College for which he also serves on its advisory board. He is now officially retired from his role as Board Chair of the Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce and has promised his wife and children that he is going to avoid serving on any boards of directors for at least two years. Possibly longer.
When he is not shuttling between his Florida and Colorado offices or his children’s athletic competitions, Kurt is an avid skier and hiker with hopes of returning to triathlon and road race competitions in 2024 with the help of his physical therapist.
