ADA warns dentists of fraud attempts involving Corporate Transparency Act

The American Dental Association issued an alert about fraud attempts involving the Corporate Transparency Act. 

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The Corporate Transparency Act, which went into effect Jan. 1, requires businesses to report certain ownership information to the U.S. government in order to mitigate the number of money-laundering operations.

Since the law went into effect, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network has reportedly been notified of scammers who send messages asking recipients to click on a URL or scan a QR code. The ADA said the messages may be titled “Important Compliance Notice.”

The ADA said the enforcement network does not send unsolicited requests.

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