Friday, September 11
the rulebook
State disclosure laws, federal rules and the enforcement docket.
The Federal Trade Commission has published a proposed rule that would create nationwide disclosure requirements for MCA providers, potentially superseding the patchwork of state-level regulations.
Attorney General Letitia James's office has opened a formal investigation into aggressive collection tactics used by at least five MCA providers operating in New York state.
The hearing, set for March 15, will examine the role of MCA and alternative financing in the small business credit market, with testimony from industry leaders and consumer advocates.
Ohio, Georgia, and Colorado have all modified their commercial financing registration requirements effective April 1, 2026. Here's what brokers need to know.
Governor Newsom signs SB-1247 into law, mandating standardized APR disclosures, cooling-off periods, and compliance frameworks for all merchant cash advance providers operating in California. Here's what changes and when.
Governor's signature on HB-442 means MCA providers must obtain a commercial financing license to operate in Virginia, with enforcement beginning July 1, 2026.
The IRS has extended the deadline for reporting MCA broker commission income to April 30, 2026, giving ISOs and independent brokers additional time to comply.
The Colorado Attorney General's office has issued fines totaling $340,000 against three MCA providers for failing to register under the state's updated commercial financing laws.
A proposed Utah bill would cap factor rates at 1.49 for advances under $100K, a move that could make the state unprofitable for many funders and trigger industry opposition.
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