09/21/2014

Fighting the $53 billion global tax dodging trends

OECD chief Angel Gurria Saturday handed the G20 recommendations on the biggest changes to international tax rules in more than a century in a bid to tackle corporate tax strategies that are costing countries billions.

09/18/2014

Capital Flight: Can Tax Inversions Be Prevented?

The last big wave of tax inversions occurred prior to 2004, when the government passed the American Jobs Creation Act, which imposed stiff penalties on companies that moved overseas in search of lower taxes.

09/17/2014

Swiss Banker Urges Better Access to European Market

Switzerland should strike accords with European governments to secure better access for the country’s asset and wealth managers to clients in their major markets, according to the Swiss Bankers Association.

09/17/2014

Clients' Foreign Tax Bills Now a Concern for U.S. Bankers

That certainly seemed to be the shared opinion of a panel of banking regulation experts, including two officials from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, who spoke about tax compliance and money laundering at a conference Tuesday.

09/16/2014

UBS Closed Secret Big Accounts, Class Claims

Swiss banking giant UBS converted billions of dollars for its own profit by improperly closing accounts of secret account-holders and refusing to provide records of it, the trust of a former president of the U.N. General Assembly claims in a federal clas