> The Constitution could prevent us from capturing beneficial ownership data from corporations, but indeed it does not It actually does, in numerous parts of i

> The Constitution could prevent us from capturing beneficial ownership data from corporations, but indeed it does not It actually does, in numerous parts of it (the 9th Amendment comes to mind pretty easily). This is a bad law, with the usual bad excuse to harm innocent Americans. Point me to all the situations where this would have helped, and now compare that to the amount of time and money spent complying. Then we can have a fair debate.