BobKamman
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09-19-2024
03:02 PM
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Delay is not repeal. It's more of an endorsement. If 420 members voted for it, it's even supported by the Freedom Caucus loonies who want to shut down the government over an unrelated issue. The bill that passed the House --
Introduced on August 1, 2023, by Representative Zach Nunn, H.R. 5119, the Protect Small Business and Prevent Illicit Financial Activity Act of 2023, would revert the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) beneficial ownership filing deadline for existing small businesses from January 1, 2024, to the statutorily mandated two years after the effective date of the regulation for initial filing. Additionally, it would extend the filing deadline for updating beneficial ownership for registered small businesses to 90 days, which was shortened to 30 days in FinCEN's final rule. Finally, this legislation would close a loophole created by FinCEN's filing form notice and comment that would allow a reporting company to obfuscate its beneficial owners by allowing alternative identification to be submitted.--