Court Halts Corporate Transparency Act Reporting Requirements Nationwide

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A U.S. District Court in Texas has blocked the enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act's (CTA) beneficial ownership reporting requirements, leading FinCEN to state that such reports are now voluntary. The ruling, which deemed the CTA likely unconstitutional, has prompted the U.S. government to appeal. The CTA, aimed at preventing illicit activities through shell companies, requires detailed ownership information from businesses, but enforcement is currently halted nationwide due to the injunction. The case may ultimately be resolved by the Supreme Court.
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- FinCEN Says Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) Reports Are Voluntary Following Court Decision Forbes
- Business Ownership Reporting Requirement Placed on Hold by Federal Judge Barron's
- Federal Court Enjoins Enforcement of the CTA Nationwide; Reporting Companies “Need Not Comply” with January 1 Deadline The National Law Review
- Requirement to submit beneficial ownership report indefinitely suspended Times Union
- Small business owners must report by end of the year to avoid penalties under federal law USA TODAY
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