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Tranche 2
AML/CTF Reforms:
What to know for lawyers, accountants and real estate

Australia’s anti-money-laundering laws now extend beyond financial institutions to lawyers, accountants and real estate professionals. The key obligations for newly regulated businesses include:
  1. Enrol with AUSTRAC
  2. Developing an AML/CTF program
  3. Collecting and verifying client details (CDD)
  4. Conducting staff training
  5. Reporting suspicious matters and certain types of transactions to AUSTRAC
  6. Making and keeping records

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Who needs to comply?

AML/CTF obligations now apply to certain professional services typically provided by businesses known as ‘Tranche 2’ entities, including:
Lawyers and conveyancers
Real estate
Accountants

What you’ll learn in 15 minutes

Understand what money laundering and terrorism financing are and how these activities are linked to serious and organised criminal networks.

Learn about the ‘Tranche 2’ designated services for professions such as lawyers and conveyancers, accountants and real estate professionals so you know whether you need to comply with the new AML/CTF obligations.

See the key dates related to the reforms and the enforcement options available to AUSTRAC for businesses that fail to meet AML/CTF obligations.

Get an overview of the key AML/CTF obligations that apply to newly regulated businesses, as well as links to the latest AUSTRAC resources, guidance and updates.

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