
Small Business Majority Send Letter to Senate Banking Committee in Support of ILLICIT CASH Act (S.2563)
Small Business Majority (SBM) sent a letter to the Senate Banking Committee voicing support for the ILLICIT CASH Act (S.2563).
The U.S. is the easiest place in the world for a criminal, terrorist, tax cheat, or kleptocrat to open an anonymous shell company to launder their money with impunity. Anonymous corporations are great ways to hide money and other assets — they can hold a bank account or buy a yacht. Criminals often layer anonymous corporations, with one owning another and so on, making it even harder for law enforcement to “trace the money” and figure out who is directing the company’s activity. It’s time to ending the use of anonymous shell companies as vehicles for illicit activity by requiring that the true owners of U.S. companies be disclosed at the time of formation and updated upon any change.
Small Business Majority (SBM) sent a letter to the Senate Banking Committee voicing support for the ILLICIT CASH Act (S.2563).
The Consumer Banking Association sent a letter to the U.S. Senate’s Committee on Banking, urging members to end the incorporation of anonymous shell companies.
The North Carolina State Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) sent a letter to the Senate endorsing the bipartisan ILLICIT CASH Act (S.2563), which would end the incorporation of anonymous companies in the U.S.
The Alabama State Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) sent a letter to the Senate endorsing the bipartisan ILLICIT CASH Act (S.2563), which would end the incorporation of anonymous companies in the U.S.
The Georgia State Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) sent a letter to the Senate endorsing the bipartisan ILLICIT CASH Act (S.2563), which would end the incorporation of anonymous companies in the U.S.
The National Districts Attorneys Association published a letter endorsing the ILLICIT CASH Act (S. 2563) to bring an end to the abuse of the American financial and business sectors by anonymous shell companies.