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This morning, we received the following message from TIRSA Executive Director Madeline Nagy.

It is with the heaviest of hearts that I share the news of the passing of Tom Glatthaar yesterday, a highly respected leader in the New York title industry and a valued leader of TIRSA. Tom made an extraordinary impact through his work, dedication, and leadership, shaping the title industry for all of  New Yorkers.

Without Tom’s vision and countless hours drafting of the TIRSA rate manual, neither TIRSA nor the New York title industry would have the comprehensive rate manual we rely on today. His commitment to excellence ensured that the industry had the best possible resource to support the transfer of real property in New York State. Tom’s legacy of integrity and knowledge of title insurance and real property law will continue to impact TIRSA and New York title insurance industry for years to come.

We will share details regarding memorial arrangements as soon as they are available. In the meantime, please join us in keeping Tom’s family and loved ones in your thoughts during this difficult time.

Tom Glatthaar collaborated with NYSLTA on many issues over the years. He was an important contributor in many ways.  On behalf of the Executive Committee, we offer our condolences.

This bill would have amended the state’s Limited Liability Company (LLC) law to clarify and expand how “beneficial ownership” reporting works under the New York LLC Transparency Act.

Key features of vetoed bill

• Redefined key terms like “beneficial owner,” “reporting company,” and “exempt company” in state law so they weren’t dependent on changing federal standards.

• Made New York’s reporting requirements independent of the federal Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), meaning domestic LLCs and those otherwise covered could be required to report ownership information to the New York Department of State even if federal requirements no longer applied.

What this means

Governor Hochul vetoed S. 8432 late Friday night. A new bill would have be introduced for consideration by the Legislature next session. 

The veto message indicated some inconsistency with federal law which impose a unique mandate on NY businesses. Proponents of LLC transparency will also have to find a new Senate sponsor and make revisions to the bill.

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 VETO MESSAGE - No. 164

TO THE SENATE:

I am returning herewith, without my approval, the following bill:

Senate Bill Number 8432, entitled:

    "AN  ACT  to amend the limited liability company law, in relation to

      the scope of certain provisions relating to beneficial  owners  of

      limited liability companies"

    NOT APPROVED

  The  legislation  would  modify  the LLC Transparency Act, in light of

changes to the federal Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). The LLC  Trans-

parency Act was enacted to ensure that the state would receive reporting

similar  to that which is required under the federal CTA, thereby ensur-

ing  transparency  regarding  ownership  while  not  placing  additional

burdens on limited liability companies (LLCs). Since the LLC Transparen-

cy  Act was passed, the Federal Government has established new reporting

criteria, limiting requirements under the CTA. This bill would create  a

mandate  for  businesses  in New York that is not required under federal

law.

  As the LLC Transparency Act is  implemented  next  year,  we  want  to

ensure  that those required to provide updated reporting, continue to do

so, but imposing additional requirements on LLCs is not in the  interest

of New York State. Therefore, I am constrained to veto.

  The bill is disapproved.                       (signed) KATHY HOCHUL