More than 180,000 Irish businesses face fines of up to €500,000 as they are yet to comply with new EU anti-white collar crime and money laundering rules, according to figures from the Beneficial Ownership Registrar. The vast majority of companies in Ireland are required to submit information on their beneficial owners to a new central register by Friday 22 November or risk significant fines. However, only 21% of companies out of some 234,000 Irish-based businesses have submitted information since the Beneficial Ownership Register opened for filing in July, according to recent figures....
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