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OK, as a retailer who buys more than $50,000 in covered goods from a foreign source of supply, must all my retail activities be addressed in my AML program?

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OK, as a retailer who buys more than $50,000 in covered goods from a foreign source of supply, must all my retail activities be addressed in my AML program?

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A. No. If you are a retailer and buy more than $50,000 from foreign sources of supply, your AML program need only address the money laundering risks associated with the purchases from your foreign supplier.

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