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"illicit money" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to money obtained illegally or through other morally or legally objectionable means. For example: "The organized crime syndicate was shut down after police discovered their illicit money laundering operation."
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The scale of such illicit money flows is staggering.
"This illicit money is vital for the criminal.
Mr. Adoboli doesn't appear to have made any illicit money directly from his scheme.
That is why there is so much bribery, tax evasion and illicit money in India.
Tightened regulations are needed to prevent banks and others from facilitating illicit money flows.
Ten years ago, foreign banks were more willing to help protect illicit money, investigators said.
But Mr. Viola, the M.P.S. chief executive, said Monday that no evidence had emerged that illicit money had passed hands.
Media reports have said the investigation is looking at alleged illicit money transfers to Iran and bribery for construction projects.
He had long ago admitted paying the illicit money and had spent a decade paying a penalty.
It comes at a time of heightened concern about secrecy, shell companies and illicit money flow around the world.
Lax rules on declaring who really owns a company ('beneficial ownership') make it almost impossible to trace illicit money.
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