Whether it is asking banks to report account information from their customers to the IRS, or being forced to comply with a 900-page rule coming out of the CFPB on reporting small business loan information, these actions will force banks to divert significant amounts of resources.
Roger Williams: “Whether it is asking banks to report account information from their customers to the IRS, or being forced to comply with…”
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Williams highlights the resource strain on banks due to new compliance requirements.
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