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you mean that launderers are typically taking 30% cut from dirty amount to launder the money?

• matharmin 7y ago
  Their "profit" would probably be much less than that - they have their own overheads for doing the actual laundering.
  • mruts 7y ago
    I wouldn’t surprised if money laundering takes a 50% off your pre-laundered money. It’s a funny world when some people are paying to avoid taxes and some paying to pay taxes!
    • ukoki 7y ago
      I think deniability of criminal activity is the main goal, rather than tax evasion.
      • mruts 7y ago
        Laundering money makes you pay taxes, not evade them.