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How to fill out the Doing Business Data Form online
Completing the Doing Business Data Form online is an essential task for entities that need to update their information for the Doing Business Accountability Project. This guide provides clear steps to help users navigate the form with ease.
Follow the steps to fill out the form accurately and efficiently.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your device's editor.
- Begin with Section 1: Entity Information. Enter the entity name and Employer Identification Number (EIN), along with any relevant address details. Indicate if the entity is a non-profit and specify the entity type. Update only sections that have changed.
- Proceed to Section 2: Principal Officers. Provide details for new or existing officers. If a position no longer exists, check the corresponding box. If replacing an individual, check 'This person replaced' and provide the previous person's name and replacement date.
- Move to Section 3: Principal Owners. Enter information for those who own or control 10% or more of the entity. If there are no longer any owners, select the applicable reason. For each owner, fill out their details and indicate if any previously reported owners are being removed.
- Next, complete Section 4: Senior Managers. Provide current information for senior managers who oversee transactions with the City. If any individuals are being removed, indicate their names and removal dates.
- Before submitting, ensure the certification box on the last page is filled out with the name and signature of the responsible party. Confirm that all updates are accurate.
- Finally, save your changes, download a copy of the completed form, or print it out. Ensure it is submitted to the Doing Business Accountability Project as instructed.
Take action now by filling out the Doing Business Data Form online to ensure your entity's information is up to date.
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