Which information is NOT required when notifying the DEA about a business transfer?

When notifying the DEA about a business transfer, the owner's name is not required information. The DEA primarily needs to know specific logistical details to ensure compliance with federal regulations and to maintain accurate records for controlled substances being transferred.

The old and new business addresses are essential because they allow the DEA to track the locations where controlled substances are being held and managed, ensuring that any potential regulatory issues can be addressed promptly. The date of the controlled substance inventory transfer is also critical, as it establishes a clear timeline for when ownership and responsibility for the inventory changes. This helps in maintaining accurate records and accountability regarding the handling of controlled substances.

In contrast, while knowing the owner's name can be important for maintaining overall communication and compliance, it does not have the same regulatory necessity in terms of the transfer documentation itself required by the DEA.