Drug gangs do money laundering via legitimately formed enterprise by inflating expenses and transferring money to fund the expenses, showing reduced profits and expanding activities into different markets. For example, drug gangs will establish a research agencies and buy device, equipment and other accessories and show incurring of high cost than the actual cost incurred. It means funds transferred are concealed and money laundering lakes place. In another example, output sold by one enterprise will be excessively high price that will be sent to another enterprise in another market. It will also reduce the profit that what the company actually achieved. It also causes money laundering to take place. So, these are some of the where drug gangs inflate the expenses and inject funds to cater the expenses or reduce the profit so that less income is to be shown by the gangs.
how would drug gangs do money laundering through legitimate enterprise
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