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Global rules refer to a standardized set of regulations or guidelines that are applicable across multiple jurisdictions, often used in international business or finance to ensure compliance with various laws.

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Entities engaging in international operations, including multinational corporations and certain individuals or businesses that have cross-border transactions, may be required to file global rules.

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