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    Accountants, estate agents may have to report dirty cash suspicions

    Tom McIlroy
    Tom McIlroyPolitical correspondent

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    Accountants, lawyers and real estate agents look set to be required by law to report suspicious transactions to authorities, as part of an upgrade to anti-money laundering protections.

    Alongside countries including China, Haiti, Madagascar and the United States, Australia is one of a handful of developed countries without tough rules against the use of dirty cash in property transactions and trusts, after moves to introduce so-called “Tranche 2” reforms stalled under the Coalition.

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