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Tax havens: trouble in paradise? (Part 2)
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After Swiss bank UBS was forced to provide the US with data on nearly 300 clients accused of tax evasion, the door has been opened to provide information on thousands more. To what extent should banking secrecy laws be enforced?
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tax havens

by Anonyme (not verified) - 13/03/2009 - 18:06

the oced is going after all the european tax havens -why not MONACO? IS IT BECAUSE THE FRENCH ARE PROTECTING THEM ? LOOK INTO THIS AS THIS IS NOT FAIR =-ONE COUNTRY FROM ALL TAX HAVENS IS NOT BEING ASKED TO GIVE BANK SECRETS,

tax havens

by Anonyme (not verified) - 13/03/2009 - 18:06

the oced is going after all the european tax havens -why not MONACO? IS IT BECAUSE THE FRENCH ARE PROTECTING THEM ? LOOK INTO THIS AS THIS IS NOT FAIR =-ONE COUNTRY FROM ALL TAX HAVENS IS NOT BEING ASKED TO GIVE BANK SECRETS,

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