Corporate Transparency Act Implementation Faces New Delay Amid Legal Battles
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has vacated its stay on a national injunction, effectively postponing the January 1 reporting deadline for the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). This decision bars the Treasury Department from enforcing the law pending further review.
FinCEN has stated that while companies aren’t currently required to file beneficial ownership information, they may do so voluntarily. The agency maintains its position on the law’s constitutionality and continues pursuing appeal.
The situation has created significant uncertainty:
The case will proceed to oral arguments before the court’s merits panel. The timeline for final resolution remains uncertain, leaving businesses in a holding pattern regarding their reporting obligations.
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