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Peeking Into the House of Cards: Money Laundering, Luxury Real Estate, and the Necessity of Data Verification for the Corporate Transparency Act’s Beneficial Ownership Registry

By S. Alexandra Bieler on March 12, 2022 Current Issue, Vol. XXVII Issue 1

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