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What is national and state registers?

National and state registers are databases that contain information about companies, organizations, and individuals that are required to be registered with the government.

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Certain companies, organizations, and individuals are required by law to file information with national and state registers. This can vary depending on the country and jurisdiction.

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The information that must be reported on national and state registers can include details about the company's directors, shareholders, beneficial owners, and financial transactions.