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USRegulationOfficial ✓September 25, 2026· Federal Register

Sanctions Penalties Regulations

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What happened

The Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) is adding new Sanctions Penalties Regulations. These regulations combine existing information about penalties that apply to various sanctions programs. The action was signed by Donald Trump.

Why it matters

This consolidation makes it easier to understand the penalties for violating multiple US sanctions programs. It centralizes previously dispersed information into one regulatory framework.

Who it affects

  • ›Individuals subject to US sanctions programs
  • ›Entities subject to US sanctions programs
  • ›Anyone potentially violating OFAC sanctions
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