Money laundering through import-export activities and remittances reasonable? Every year, export turnover of Vietnam is about 150% of GDP. Does that money laundering can lie hidden in the import-export activities not? Deputy Tran Hoang Ngan - Tp. Ho Chi Minh said: "In 2010 the import and export activities account for $ 160 billion, in 2011 export sales moved out and moved in to cater for the export and import about 200 billion dollars. So I had feared it would be money laundering, hidden in the import-export activities. " Clearly, sales import and export activities in Vietnam remitting money is very large, also can be seen as refuge of money laundering. But the bill only has three lines to prevent and combat money laundering in this area. Thus, there is too little compared with the proportion of sales of export-import transactions now? Deputies Bank also shared: the last time in the post-inspection issues international payment - money transfer export as well very limit. Commercial banks pay much attention to their fees earned in export activities, so have state vouchers they paid immediately, but then goods in Vietnam or not, we see not verified. Or contraband in, drugs in, but ultimately legitimized through contracts that export payments.
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