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Statement on Proposal to Rescind “Pay-to-Play” Rule Inbox Securities and Exchange Commission Unsubscribe Thu, Sep 3, 1:41 PM (23 hours ago) to me Bookmark and Share You are subscribed to receive Speeches and Statements from the Securities and Exchange Commission. New information has been posted and is now available ... Statement on Proposal to Rescind “Pay-to-Play” Rule SEC Chairman Paul S. Atkins Follow the SEC on X, Facebook, Instagram, Truth Social, and YouTube. You can update your subscriptions, modify your password or e-mail address, or stop subscriptions at any time on your Subscriber Preferences Page. For more information on collecting personally identifiable information, please read the SEC's privacy policy. SEC Seal

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Russian National Living in Florida Convicted for Scheme to Illegally Export Aircraft Parts from the United States to Russia Inbox FBI Unsubscribe Mon, Aug 31, 5:03 PM (4 days ago) to me National Press Releases Russian National Living in Florida Convicted for Scheme to Illegally Export Aircraft Parts from the United States to Russia A Florida resident and Russian national, Alexander Mamonov, was convicted on all charges related to a scheme to illegally export aircraft parts from the United States to Russia and the state-owned Russian airline PJSC Aeroflot. Aug. 28, 2026

Russian National Living in Florida Convicted for Scheme to Illegally Export Aircraft Parts from the United States to Russia Inbox FBI Unsubscribe Mon, Aug 31, 5:03 PM (4 days ago) to me National Press Releases Russian National Living in Florida Convicted for Scheme to Illegally Export Aircraft Parts from the United States to Russia A Florida resident and Russian national, Alexander Mamonov, was convicted on all charges related to a scheme to illegally export aircraft parts from the United States to Russia and the state-owned Russian airline PJSC Aeroflot. Aug. 28, 2026

FBI Top Stories: FBI Offers Up to $25,000 for Clues in Search for Suspected Murder Victim’s Remains Inbox FBI Unsubscribe Tue, Sep 1, 4:15 PM (3 days ago) to me FBI Offers Up to $25,000 for Clues in Search for Suspected Murder Victim’s Remains The FBI, our federal law enforcement partners at the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Diplomatic Security, and our international partners in Spain, France, Croatia, Serbia, and Italy are hoping that tips from the public can help us find Ana Maria Henao Knezevic, close this case, and bring long overdue closure to her family. Sept. 1, 2026 Full S

FBI Top Stories: FBI Offers Up to $25,000 for Clues in Search for Suspected Murder Victim’s Remains Inbox FBI Unsubscribe Tue, Sep 1, 4:15 PM (3 days ago) to me FBI Offers Up to $25,000 for Clues in Search for Suspected Murder Victim’s Remains The FBI, our federal law enforcement partners at the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Diplomatic Security, and our international partners in Spain, France, Croatia, Serbia, and Italy are hoping that tips from the public can help us find Ana Maria Henao Knezevic, close this case, and bring long overdue closure to her family. Sept. 1, 2026 Full S

Financial Institution Letter: Joint Statement on Suspicious Activity Report Confidentiality Considerations Regarding Communications with Customers Inbox FDIC Subscriptions Unsubscribe Wed, Sep 2, 8:03 AM (2 days ago) to me Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FINANCIAL INSTITUTION LETTER | SEPTEMBER 2, 2026 Joint Statement on Suspicious Activity Report Confidentiality Considerations Regarding Communications with Customers Summary: The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the National Credit Union Administration, and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (collectively, the Agencies), and the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network are issuing this statement to clarify confidentiality requirements related to Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs). This joint statement is particularly relevant when banks communicate with their customers regarding potentially fraudulent transactions, other suspicious activity (e.g., payment fraud, including check fraud), or account closures. Statement of Applicability: The contents of, and material referenced in, this FIL apply to all FDIC-insured financial institutions. Distribution: FDIC-Insured Financial Institutions. Read the FIL

Financial Institution Letter: Joint Statement on Suspicious Activity Report Confidentiality Considerations Regarding Communications with Customers Inbox FDIC Subscriptions Unsubscribe Wed, Sep 2, 8:03 AM (2 days ago) to me Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FINANCIAL INSTITUTION LETTER | SEPTEMBER 2, 2026 Joint Statement on Suspicious Activity Report Confidentiality Considerations Regarding Communications with Customers Summary: The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the National Credit Union Administration, and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (collectively, the Agencies), and the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network are issuing this statement to clarify confidentiality requirements related to Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs). This joint statement is particularly relevant when banks communicate with their customers regarding potentially fraudulent transactions, other suspicious activity (e.g., payment fraud, including check fraud), or account closures. Statement of Applicability: The contents of, and material referenced in, this FIL apply to all FDIC-insured financial institutions. Distribution: FDIC-Insured Financial Institutions. Read the FIL

Two new reports: Addressing nonfilers and complying with direct contact rules Inbox Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration Unsubscribe Thu, Sep 3, 6:39 AM (1 day ago) to me TIGTA Agencywide Coordination Could Enhance the IRS’s Approach to Nonfilers Why did we do this audit? Nonfilers are taxpayers who do not timely file a required tax return. We accessed the Small Business/Self-Employed Division’s approach to addressing nonfilers. The IRS generally sends up to two notices requesting that selected nonfilers file a return. In FY 2018, the IRS developed a Nonfiler Strategy incorporating recommendations from our prior reports and other oversight organizations. From Tax Years (TY) 2015 through 2022, potential nonfilers increased by 5.9 million as the IRS prioritized other inventories. The gross Tax Gap is the estimated difference between the amount of tax owed, and the amount paid voluntarily on time. For TY 2022, the projected gross Tax Gap is $696 billion. Approximately $63 billion (9 percent) is due to nonfilers. What did we find? As of June 30, 2025, more than a year after the IRS began its most recent high-income nonfiler initiative, nearly 33,700 taxpayers remained in first notice status, preventing further collection action. We estimate that continuing the enforcement process on these taxpayers could result in secured returns or tax assessments for 10,482 cases involving 9,119 taxpayers and approximately $321 million in potential additional tax due. After we raised this issue, the IRS moved the cases out of first notice status in March 2026. We also found that nearly 11,000 cases involving 8,853 taxpayers remained unworked in the queue as of June 30, 2025 (the queue is a list of collection inventory awaiting further assignment). Prioritizing these cases could result in secured returned or tax assessments for 2,962 cases involving 2,399 taxpayers and approximately $91 million in potential additional tax due.

Two new reports: Addressing nonfilers and complying with direct contact rules Inbox Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration Unsubscribe Thu, Sep 3, 6:39 AM (1 day ago) to me TIGTA Agencywide Coordination Could Enhance the IRS’s Approach to Nonfilers Why did we do this audit? Nonfilers are taxpayers who do not timely file a required tax return. We accessed the Small Business/Self-Employed Division’s approach to addressing nonfilers. The IRS generally sends up to two notices requesting that selected nonfilers file a return. In FY 2018, the IRS developed a Nonfiler Strategy incorporating recommendations from our prior reports and other oversight organizations. From Tax Years (TY) 2015 through 2022, potential nonfilers increased by 5.9 million as the IRS prioritized other inventories. The gross Tax Gap is the estimated difference between the amount of tax owed, and the amount paid voluntarily on time. For TY 2022, the projected gross Tax Gap is $696 billion. Approximately $63 billion (9 percent) is due to nonfilers. What did we find? As of June 30, 2025, more than a year after the IRS began its most recent high-income nonfiler initiative, nearly 33,700 taxpayers remained in first notice status, preventing further collection action. We estimate that continuing the enforcement process on these taxpayers could result in secured returns or tax assessments for 10,482 cases involving 9,119 taxpayers and approximately $321 million in potential additional tax due. After we raised this issue, the IRS moved the cases out of first notice status in March 2026. We also found that nearly 11,000 cases involving 8,853 taxpayers remained unworked in the queue as of June 30, 2025 (the queue is a list of collection inventory awaiting further assignment). Prioritizing these cases could result in secured returned or tax assessments for 2,962 cases involving 2,399 taxpayers and approximately $91 million in potential additional tax due.