Inadvertent XMR money laundering for privacy

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Hello,

In general, is it legal to wash money that was lawfully obtained through some process such as an XMR mixer? I’m considering getting paid in XMR for crypto jobs, and as a biproduct will be inadvertently laundering it. What if your intention isn’t to launder your money, but it simply happens as a side effect of using XMR?

I think this is more a question about money laundering laws, which I know nothing about. The same could be said of withdrawing your money from an ATM and intentionally preferring cash for privacy, which is laundering on a smaller scale.

Thanks.

Edits: I intend to pay my taxes and register it somewhere as my earnings, say in an official invoice and payment statement.

Assume two hypothetical scenarios. One of intentionally using a mixer, for a person that simply likes privacy. And another where they don’t use a mixer.

For someone based in Australia.