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As it is believed by the International and national society, the active participation of professions (including legal professions) is urgent and significant in anti-money laundering prevention. The International society has been put professions as reporting party since it has been identified as gatekeeper through their profession. One of the important construction has been developed in order to bridging the problems that appears in the dicussion of this role. The debatable discussion related with the code of conduct of the professions versus the of anti-money laundering mandate as the reporting party’s responsibility. Actually, the problem is also related with the content of the reports. Some sources as mentioned in the Law of Anti Money Laundering, Government Regulation and Head of INTRAC ‘s regulation shall be elaborated. As it is designed in the law and regulations on anti-money laundering, it should be active participation of the legal professions and other professions as mentioned in the Government Regulation Number 43 of 2015. To comply with this requirement, it needs self-awareness of the legal professions to do reporting once they meet the requirements.

Legal Professions as the Reporting Parties in Anti-Money Laundering Regime: How Can Professions Actively Contribute?