The Corporate Transparency Act, a new federal law requiring disclosure of beneficial owners of most corporations, limited liability companies and partnerships, has been declared unconstitutional by a district court in Alabama, leaving co-ops and condominiums uncertain about its scope. (Print: A Cloudy Future for the Corporate Transparency Act)
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Uncertainty Surrounds Corporate Transparency Act Following Surprising Court Ruling
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Caught in the Crosshairs
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) requires filing ownership information for U.S. businesses, including co-op boards, with various considerations and complications.
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