Treasury ends ownership reporting rules for U.S. companies
Published by The Washington Post
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American businesses Foreign companies and pooled investment… U.S. Treasury Department
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The rules imposed an undue burden on American businesses.
The rules, intended to combat money laundering and other financial crimes, imposed an undue burden on American businesses
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The repeal makes it easier for criminals to use shell companies to avoid detection.
Democrats said the repeal makes it easier for criminals to use shell companies to avoid detection.
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The U.S. Treasury Department permanently repealed a rule Tuesday that required businesses formed in the United States to report who owns them to federal financial-crimes investigators.
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Foreign companies and pooled investment vehicles must still report information about foreign owners.
Foreign companies and pooled investment vehicles (such as mutual funds or hedge funds) must still report information about foreign owners.
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They will no longer have to identify Americans who help them register to do business in the U.S.
But they will no longer have to identify Americans who help them register to do business in the U.S., according to a Treasury Department advisory.
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Treasury will delete any information it has already collected about U.S. business owners.
And Treasury will delete any information it has already collected about U.S. business owners, the advisory said.
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