Treasury Unlocks ICC Sanctions Door with License 8
Published Date: 8/13/2025
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The Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control just released General License 8, updating rules tied to International Criminal Court sanctions. This affects people and businesses dealing with certain restricted countries or individuals, letting them know what’s allowed or blocked. The changes help keep money flowing legally while sticking to the new sanctions, so watch your timing and transactions closely!
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