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For some people the answer is 'no' on principle - the quid pro quo for using an honest person using a Ltd company vehicle should be public identification (even if this doesn't stop, but only makes life a little harder for those who are intent on committing crime) .
For others it depends on how effective the mechanism is in catching crooks and deterring opportunistic tax evaders - so the question of what % of $s is honest money vs dodgy money matters for thinking about proportionality
My guess is the situation may be somewhere between @Bakhunin @TobyQuantrill1 's worst fears and @CapEconGlobal @BVIFinance rosy picture - I should take a closer look!
I also don't know how many legit people would suffer what sort of negative consequences from losing ability to own companies (maybe trusts) anonymously
No not anonymously Paddy. That's off the table. Privately. Like you can't own a car anonymously, but that doesn't mean everyone should necessarily be able to search your name from your licence plate and vice versa.
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