Corporate Transparency Act Enforcement Blocked by Federal Judge

Corporate Transparency Act Enforcement Blocked by Federal Judge
   

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In a significant legal development, a federal judge in Texas has issued a nationwide injunction halting the enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). The CTA, aimed at combating financial crimes like money laundering, requires most corporations and LLCs to report their beneficial owners to the U.S. Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).

What You Need to Know

  • Current Block on CTA: The judge ruled that the CTA likely oversteps federal authority, intruding on areas traditionally regulated by state law. This decision pauses its enforcement nationwide for now.
  • Not the Final Word: This is a preliminary ruling and could be overturned. The CTA's future remains uncertain as the legal battle continues.
  • Prepare for 12/31 Deadline: Despite the current pause, it's critical to stay ready. If the injunction is lifted, the reporting requirements and the 12/31 deadline could quickly come back into play. We encourage you to keep your records in order to be ready to file and avoid scrambling later, if needed.

Key Articles on BOI Reporting

For those who have been following our updates throughout the year, we’ve published a series of articles that break down the various aspects of BOI reporting:

Stay Prepared! We're Here to Help

MGA is closely monitoring this case and its potential implications for businesses. We will send out further updates as necessary.

Remember: preparation now means less stress if enforcement resumes — don't get caught unprepared!

 


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December 5, 2024