There’s one less thing for New York City’s condo and co-op boards to do this year, at least for now: They don’t yet need to comply with a new federal law meant to target money laundering.  The Corporate Transparency Act, which would require U.S. condo and co-op boards to disclose some information about building owners to the federal government, was put on pause again on Dec. 27th amid an ongoing lawsuit claiming the act is unconstitutional.     Read the article…………………………….