US Treasury lifts reporting requirement for US firms in anti-money laundering law

 

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Treasury on Wednesday published an interim final rule that removes a requirement for U.S. companies, citizens and other entities to report beneficial ownership information under an anti-money laundering law, narrowing the scope to foreign entities.

The revision follows an announcement by the Treasury earlier this month that the Treasury will stop enforcing the 2021 Corporate Transparency Act on U.S. citizens and domestic entities.

(Reporting by David Lawder)

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