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    A study on money laundering in India context as Economic crime (2020)


    Dr. Manisha Dipak Badgujar, Dr.Sonali Gopal Kale
    JCR. 2020: 3924-3934

    Abstract

    Money laundering can be defined as a method, which is supposed at legitimizing the proceeds of crime. Money Laundering refers to changing illicit earned cash into legit money. The long-ignored trouble of money laundering in India – the use of financial transactions to conceal the identity, source, and vacation spot of cash – is no longer solely linked to organised crime however additionally to tax evasion or false accounting. The authorities do no longer get any tax on the cash due to the fact there is no accounting of the black money. So Money Laundering is a way to cover the illegally received money. Money laundering is now regarded as a substantial hassle practiced through individuals, businesses, officers and governments all over the world. This article examines definitions of "money laundering" and the conceptual and true position its rules performs in dealing with more than a few sectors of the economy, as nicely as the procedural components of the same. It offers a perception into the records of this process. Then it goes on to talk about the three steps concerned into cash laundering. Also find out about on anti-money laundering act in India. If laundering is prevented, incentives to grow to be foremost criminals are diminished. The influence of anti-laundering efforts on enforcement resources, geared up crime markets, or drug consumption ranges stays modestly understood at present.

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    Volume 7 Issue-8

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