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Geneva, Jan. 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Illicit trade is a growing global problem that deprives national governments of vital revenues, undermines local economies, endangers public health and
/PRNewswire/ -- Illicit trade is a growing global problem that deprives national governments of vital revenues, undermines local economies, endangers public...
Geneva, Jan. 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Illicit trade is a growing global problem that deprives national governments of vital revenues, undermines
DFNI May edition is now live May 27, 2021 Asia and its meteoric rise have grabbed the attention of the duty free and travel retail industry, as we roll headlong into awards season The booming power of So, in the month when the industry should usually have been meeting in Singapore, and with one eye on the upcoming TFWA Asia Pacific Hainan Special Edition, we turn our eyes to the travel retail market’s one bright spot. To bring you an in-depth look at the innovations and learnings which the sector can take from the Asian market’s success we have sat down with industry leaders from reta...
Getty Images South Africa is bleeding billions in lost revenue to illicit trade. So why hasn't the WHO Illicit Trade Protocol been ratified yet? asks Johnny Moloto. As Finance Minister Tito Mboweni prepares to deliver his annual Budget this month, how he must bemoan the fiscal crater carved out by South Africa’s illegal economy. This shadowy world of illicit flows, black market trade and other nefarious tax dodging was estimated – at this time last year – to cost the fiscus R100 billion annually. That’s money Minister Mboweni needs now more than ever. Regrettably, the Covid-19 ...