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§501.604 Reports on rejected transactions.
(a) Who must report—(1) Persons rejecting transactions. Any U.S. person (or person subject to U.S. jurisdiction), including a financial institution, that rejects a transaction that is not blocked under the provisions of this chapter, but where processing or engaging in the transaction would nonetheless violate a provision contained in this chapter, shall submit a report to the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC).
(2) Financial institution. For purposes of this section, the term “financial institution” includes a banking institution, domestic bank, United States depository institution, financial institution, or U.S. financial institution, as those terms are defined in the applicable part of this chapter.
(3) Transaction. The term transaction for purposes of this section includes wire transfers, trade finance, transactions related to securities, checks, or foreign exchange, and sales or purchases of goods or services.
(b) Required information to be reported. Reports of rejected...
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The amended version of this provision found in the Interim final rule makes a number of consequential changes vis-à-vis the pre-existing version.
(i) “Any Means Any”
In language unchanged from the revised and pre-existing versions of this provision, the reporting requirement is described as applying to “[a]ny U.S. person (or person subject to U.S. jurisdiction), including a financial institution…” In the FR Notice Introducing Changes to RPPR, OFAC removes whatever doubt...