Australian Open 2026: Schedule, Draw & Live Viewing

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Desde el 12 de⁣ enero hasta ‍el 1 de febreo en Melbourne, los mejores tenistas del mundo buscarán obtener el primer grand Slam del año.Conocé las fechas‍ de cada instancia.

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• Men’s⁤ Singles. Third round (starting at 9:00‍ PM⁣ Thursday)
• Women’s Singles. Third round (starting at⁤ 9:00 PM Thursday)
• Men’s Doubles. Second round (starting at 9:00 PM Thursday)
• Women’s Doubles. Second round⁣ (starting at‍ 9:00 PM Thursday)
• Mixed Doubles. First round (starting ⁤at 9:00 PM Thursday)

Saturday January 24th

• Men’s Singles. Third‍ round‍ (starting at 9:00 PM‍ Friday)
• Women’s Singles. Third round (starting at 9:00 PM Friday)
• Men’s Doubles. Second round (starting at‍ 9:00 PM Friday)
• Women’s Doubles. Second round (starting at 9:00 PM ‍Friday)
• mixed Doubles.First round (starting at 9:00 PM Friday)

sunday January 25th

• Men’s‍ Singles. Round of 16 (starting at 9:00 PM Saturday)
• Women’s Singles.⁣ Round of 16 (starting at 9:00⁢ PM Saturday)
• Men’s Doubles.Third round (starting at 9:00 PM Saturday)
• Women’s Doubles. Third⁢ round (starting at 9:00 PM Saturday)
• Mixed ⁤Doubles. ⁣Second round (starting at⁢ 9:00 ⁢PM⁣ Saturday)

Monday January 26th

• Men’s Singles. ⁢Round of 16 (starting at 9:00 PM Sunday)
• Women’s Singles.Round of 16 (starting at 9:00 PM Sunday)
• Men’s Doubles. Third round⁣ (starting at 9:00 PM Sunday)
• Women’s Doubles.Third round (starting at 9:00 ‍PM Sunday)
• Mixed doubles. ‍Second round (starting at 9:00 PM Sunday)

Tuesday January 27th

• Men’s Singles. Quarterfinals (starting at ⁢9:00 PM Monday)
• Women’s singles. Quarterfinals (starting at‍ 9:00 PM⁤ Monday)
• Men’s Doubles. Quarterfinals (starting at 9:00 PM Monday)
• Women’s Doubles. Quarterfinals (starting at 9:00 PM Monday)
• mixed Doubles. Quarterfinals (starting at 9:00 PM Monday)

Wednesday January 28th

• Men’s Singles.quarterfinals (starting at 9:00 PM Tuesday)
• Women’s‍ Singles. Quarterfinals (starting at 9:00 PM Tuesday)
• Men’s Doubles. Quarterfinals (starting at 9:00 PM Tuesday)
• Women’s Doubles. Quarterfinals (starting at 9:00 PM Tuesday)
• Mixed Doubles. Semifinals (starting⁣ at 9:00⁣ PM Tuesday)

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What is the Corporate Clarity Act (CTA)?

The⁤ Corporate Transparency Act‍ (CTA),⁤ enacted as part of the‍ Anti-Money Laundering⁤ Act of 2020, requires most⁢ U.S. companies to report beneficial⁤ ownership information to ‍the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). This law aims to prevent the use of shell companies for illicit activities like money laundering, ⁣terrorist financing, and tax evasion. Reporting requirements began January 1, 2024, with initial reports due by January 1, 2025.

Prior to the CTA, ⁤the lack of readily available information about who truly⁤ owned and controlled companies created vulnerabilities in the financial system. Law enforcement⁢ and financial institutions often struggled to identify the individuals⁢ behind complex⁢ corporate structures. The CTA addresses ⁢this by creating a national registry of beneficial ownership information.

Such as, on December 13, ⁤2023, FinCEN issued a final rule detailing the requirements for reporting, ‍including ⁣the types of information to be⁢ collected and the procedures for submitting ⁣reports. This rule clarifies the obligations of ⁤reporting companies.

Who Must ‍Comply with the CTA?

Most U.S. entities, including corporations, limited liability companies (LLCs), and other similar structures created⁤ or registered to ⁣do business in the United States, must comply with the CTA. Though, there are 23⁤ exemptions, including companies that are already subject to significant regulation, such as those registered with the ⁤ Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as investment advisors, or banks insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).

The CTA ⁣defines a “reporting company” as any entity created or registered to do business in the United States, excluding those specifically exempted. ‍This broad definition means a significant number of small businesses will be⁤ required to report. As of December⁣ 2023, FinCEN⁤ estimated that ⁣over 32.6 million entities ⁢will need to report⁢ beneficial ownership information.FinCEN Fact Sheet

As a notable example, a newly⁣ formed LLC in delaware,⁤ not qualifying for any exemption, would be required to file a report with fincen detailing its beneficial owners.

What Information Needs to Be Reported?

Reporting companies ‍must disclose information about “beneficial owners” – individuals who directly or indirectly own or control at least 25% of the company’s ownership ⁤interests, or ⁢who exercise ⁣substantial control ⁢over the company.This⁣ includes providing their full ⁢legal name, date of birth, address, ⁣and an identifying number from an acceptable‍ document, such as a U.S.driver’s license or passport.

In addition to beneficial owner information,reporting companies must also report information about “company applicants” – the individuals who directly file the ⁤document that creates the entity. The FinCEN ‍FAQ provides detailed guidance on determining ⁢who qualifies as a company applicant.

As an example, if John Smith owns 30% of ABC LLC and Jane Doe controls the company’s finances, both John smith and Jane Doe would be considered beneficial owners ⁤and their information would need to be reported ⁢to FinCEN.

Penalties for Non-Compliance

Failure to comply with the CTA can‍ result in significant civil and criminal penalties. Civil penalties can reach up to ⁤$10,000 per ⁢violation, ⁤and criminal penalties⁤ can include fines of up to $10,000 and imprisonment ⁣for up to two⁤ years.

The FinCEN FAQ ⁤ clarifies that both the reporting company and the ⁣individuals responsible for filing the report ⁤can be ⁤held liable for penalties.

On January‍ 26, 2024, ⁢the Department of Justice announced its commitment to vigorously enforce‍ the CTA,‍ signaling a strong stance against non-compliance. This included a warning that intentional violations could led to criminal prosecution.

the⁣ future of the CTA and Ongoing Legal Challenges

While the ‍CTA is currently in effect, it has faced legal challenges. In March 2024,the Eleventh Circuit ‍Court of Appeals ⁤ruled ⁤that the CTA is unconstitutional, finding ‍that it exceeds Congress’s authority. However, the Biden administration has appealed this decision to the Supreme Court