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ARTICLE · 01 OCTOBER 1997

085. Anti-Corruption Law Takes Effect

GermanyAccounting and Audit
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The new Act for Combating Corruption went into effect in Germany on 20 August 1997. The law tightens existing provisions related to civil servants and establishes new criminal penalties for arrangements in restraint of competition, bribery, and bribe-taking in commercial transactions. Existing provisions in this area are strengthened.

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