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So now that the undervaluation has been well exposed, and buyers are more willing to compete with one another for assets by ratcheting up their bids, will the arbitrage that has driven the frantic pace of M&A transactions continue into 2007? Such action could assist with tackling issues of tax evasion through undervaluation, money laundering through overvaluation, and gemstone smuggling through misdescription, all mechanisms employed by transnational organized criminals, that well-informed frontline officers could truncate or disrupt. For example, The Court of International Trade recently issued significant penalty decisions in undervaluation cases, further highlighting the importance of strong and effective internal controls related to the import and export function. |
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