Economics · Public Finance
What is the primary objective of the Money Laundering Bill in India?
- 1To encourage foreign direct investment
- 2To regulate banking transactions for retail customers
- 3To increase the income tax rates
- 4To prevent money laundering and confiscate proceeds of crime✓
Correct answer
To prevent money laundering and confiscate proceeds of crime
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