The use of Tax Havens in Money Laundering
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https://doi.org/10.14393/RFADIR-v49n2a2021-58600Keywords:
Economic law, Globalization, Investigations, Tax Heaven, Money LauderingAbstract
This study aims to deal with the use of tax havens for the practice of the crime of money laundering. It works, initially, with the definition of tax havens, their characteristics, reduced taxation, debureaucratization from the corporate, banking and strategic point of view and the high degree of bank secrecy in the financial operations developed there. Next, we study the Brazilian regulation on the subject in the light of Normative Instruction No. 1037/2010, with an explanation of the main nomenclatures used, the International Anti-Laundering System and role of FATF and OECD in the fight against tax havens, and then analyze how tax havens are used for money laundering, with the opening of offshore and resource transactions with little control. Using the hypothetical-deductive method and case study, aiming at how to effectively combat money laundering in tax havens and that international pressure is fundamental for such jurisdictions to adopt a more collaborative stance in international legal cooperation to investigate these crimes, obtaining greater effectiveness in the discovery of money laundering in these jurisdictions.
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