The U.S. Treasury Department has suspended enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), affecting domestic reporting companies and U.S. citizens. This decision has raised concerns among advocacy groups such as Global Financial Integrity, which argue that it undermines efforts to combat financial crime and corruption. The suspension was confirmed through multiple announcements, with the Treasury shifting its focus towards foreign entities. The Fifth Circuit Court is also reviewing a challenge against the CTA, seeking supplemental briefing on how the suspension impacts the case. The implications of this suspension may lead to new rules regarding financial transparency in the future.