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Contents Money laundering Money laundering is the practice of moving large cash sums through legitimate channels in order to conceal its source or to prevent knowledge of the money in question. Money laundering is a common activity used by members of organized crime , such as drug dealers and mafioso If someone is making thousands of dollars in small change a week from their illegitimate business, and wishes to deposit that money in a bank , they cannot do so without drawing suspicion. Deposits of more than $10,000 are reported to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) of the United States , along with any other suspicious financial activity. One method of laundering that money would be to give it to an intermediary who is already taking in large amounts of cash money. The intermediary can then deposit that money into their account, and write a check to the individual running the illegitimate business after taking a premium. Thus, the individual draws no attention to himself, and can deposit his check into a bank account without drawing suspicion. By the strictest definition of the term, anyone who assists a criminal in concealing the proceeds from his crimes is considered a money launderer. People are often thus employed unwittingly for money laundering, and they may still be criminally liable in many jurisdictions despite their unawareness.

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Home About AUSTRAC The CEO and executives AUSTRAC Business Strategy 2007-2010 ... Links to other Organisations 1. Introduction to the Australian AML/CTF context 05-DEC-2007 Regulatory Guide Chapter 1 File size 605kb Chapter outline This chapter includes the following sections: Introduction What is money laundering? What is terrorism financing? Why are money laundering and terrorism financing of concern? ... Frequently asked questions Additional external resources Attorney-General's Department website http://www.ag.gov.au/www/agd/agd.nsf/Page/Anti-money_laundering United Nations - Office on Drugs and Crime, Introduction to Money Laundering http://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/money-laundering/index.html Financial Action Task Force http://www.fatf-gafi.org/ Introduction Australia's major financial institutions are already facing pressure to meet the new global standards as a condition of their participation in the international financial system. Continued vigilance against money laundering and terrorist financing is essential to Australia's good economic reputation and the international competitiveness of Australian business. A report released in September 2007 titled The extent of money laundering in and through Australia in 2004 found that crime in Australia generates between AUD2.8 billion and AUD6.3 billion, with the most likely figure being in the vicinity of AUD4.5 billion.

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var addthis_pub = 'Farscaper'; Enter your search terms Submit search form Web www.crimes-of-persuasion.com Technorati Digg del.icio.us Yahoo ... Furl Schemes, Scams, Frauds. www.crimes-of-persuasion.com Site Directory Money Laundering and Hiding Proceeds of Fraud Crimes Criminals with large cash inflows, from drug traffickers to stock and telemarketing fraudsters, must launder the money made from their crimes in order to hide the evidence trail and protect it from investigation and seizure, before cycling it back for personal or business use. This generally involves a series of multiple transactions used to disguise the source of the financial assets as they try to transform the monetary proceeds derived from illicit activities into funds with an apparently legal source. Due to the clandestine nature of money laundering, rough estimates can only place the annual worldwide value in the range of $300 billion to $1 trillion. The illegal movement of funds is estimated at between $5 and $17 billion in and through just Canada each year. Steps Involved There are three elements to the complete laundering of funds: "

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