Aug 13, 07:17 PM

U.S. Treasury Defends Corporate Transparency Act Amid Compliance Concerns

The U.S. Treasury Department is addressing concerns regarding the Corporate Transparency Act's disclosure requirements, which some fear may lead to increased government data collection. In a recent brief, the department urged a Michigan federal judge to uphold the Act as constitutional. The Act has raised compliance concerns among a majority of U.S. businesses and has been noted for creating burdens for real estate organizations. The Act's filing requirements, aimed at identifying beneficial owners, are central to these concerns.

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HousingWire@HousingWire
2 years ago
Opinion: The Corporate Transparency Act and the burden it creates for real estate organizations https://t.co/wPLmxEIhqI
National Law Review@natlawreview
2 years ago
Filing Requirements Under the Corporate Transparency Act: Steal Beneficial Owners https://t.co/n141Ss5XhL #corporatetransparency #compliance #fincen @FinCENnews https://t.co/0wKU29TQpz
Daily Law News@Legal_Alerts
2 years ago
TIC Form SHL-Reporting of Foreign Holdings of U.S. Securities Due August 30, 2024 https://t.co/atxGDD7YN4 | by @FoleyHoag

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