Global finance: the reason behind government $10000 cash payment limit

Taskforce to probe undeclared cash payments, $100 note ban considered

Taskforce to probe undeclared cash payments, $100 note ban considered Source: Shutterstock

Under proposed laws, payments of over $10,000 in cash will become a criminal act, and we could face two-year jail sentences and fines of up to $25,200. Ivan invited Dr. Wei Li from Sydney University Business School to help us understand the pros and cons of setting limited to the cash economy.



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