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#2141948 - 08/14/17 07:29 PM Phase 1 CTR Exemptions and the 50% rule
AUTigers65 Offline
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Hello. Please help me get past my brain freeze on this. Does the "50% rule" (i.e. 50% of a business's annual gross profits cannot be obtained from a ineligible business activity) apply to Phase 1 (Stock Exchange listed) CTR exemptions too? Let's say that you have a customer that operates a big chain of pawn shops, or check cashing companies, etc. This customer is so big that they are a publically traded company on the NYSE. Are they eligible for a Phase 1 exemption? Or, even if they are, would it be most advisable for us to leave them as non-exempt based on their high risk nature?

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#2141955 - 08/14/17 07:41 PM Re: Phase 1 CTR Exemptions and the 50% rule AUTigers65
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The "ineligible activities" concept does not apply to any Phase I exempt person, e.g. a publicly traded company listed on a major exchange.
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