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Australia and US target money laundering

by Jim Wilson last modified Sep 24, 2012 01:58 PM
Contributors: Oliver Probert

Customs and immigration authorities in Australia and the US have signed an agreement to work together to combat crimes associated with imports and exports.

  
Australia and US target money laundering

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US Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Australia’s Customs and Border Protection Service will target trade-based money laundering, customs fraud, movement of counterfeit goods and other import-export crimes.

Money laundering can involve trade-related financial instruments as this helps give illicit funds a...

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