The Swiss and U.S. governments announced a deal Wednesday to settle American demands for the identities of suspected tax dodgers, despite Switzerland's vaunted bank secrecy. But they kept all details under wraps, including how many of the 52,000 names sought by the IRS from banking giant UBS AG will be revealed. Full Story »
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The unfolding story of revealing the names of super rich Americans who have been evading taxes by off-shoring fortunes to Swiss banks gets another chapter. The reporting is good, except it seems there should be more naming names of tax evaders and their affiliated corporations.
Abusing capitalism to get super rich, then evading taxes seems like it should have a special penalty.
UBS admitted helping U.S. citizens evade taxes, which experts say is not a violation of Swiss bank secrecy laws. So far, three More »
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