CHANGES. The Corporate Transparency Act, designed to combat shell companies in the U.S., faces modifications that could weaken its impact.
The U.S. Treasury Department proposes changes that would weaken the anti-money laundering law. Julia Yansura, program director for environmental crime and illicit finance at the Financial Accountability and Corporate Transparency (FACT) Coalition in Washington, D.C., warns that this would facilitate money laundering and corruption, undermining financial transparency and the enforcement of economic crimes in the U.S. and Latin America.
CHANGES. The Corporate Transparency Act, designed to combat shell companies in the U.S., faces modifications that could weaken its impact.