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Inside Story-Swiss bank secrecy under pressure-24 Feb-Part 1
The US is investigating whether billions of dollars in evaded taxes are being hidden in Switzerland’s largest bank UBS. How will Switzerland defend its traditional confidentiality?
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#2 written by Defcom96 1 year ago
@ ranjithm1985 & ArubaSailing,
You two are totally misguided,
I surpose you believe anything
you see on TV aswell?
If you really think the Swiss are Criminals ect.
I cant help you and could not be bother either.
Just remember your having a go at a Country thats Neutral and still believes that every Human has a right for Privacy ect.!
If you want fund and support someone who wants to take away peoples Right for Privacy and start Wars,well dont change your ways then. -
#3 written by hellacool75 1 year ago
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#7 written by 44774477ric 1 year ago
fuck the nazi irs its just run by other international bankers…….watch the video documentary by Arron Russo called freedom to fascism US citizens are not required to pay individual icome tax ….there is no law just scare tactics…..The IRS is a hoax and a con on Americans…..the Ameri con as secret international bankers would call it….just say NO to the IRS and take it to court….The We The Peaple Foundation will help you tell the IRS to FUCK OFF
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#9 written by intltrade09 1 year ago
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#10 written by shynowhy 1 year ago
I am Swiss and know the filth of “my ” country. The only people who are free to live their lives as they please, and not pay taxes are the rich criminals ( which include a number of Swiss). The government keeps the average Swiss in check and makes them pay a lot of taxes (on moderate income). Switzerland is sexist, racist and humanly disgusting ( people stabing others in the back all the time in everydays life). The world is starting to know about the banks’ scams but examine the people!!!!!
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#14 written by lemoutonnoir01 1 year ago
Dear shynowhy
I don’t believe you’re Swiss. Because you don’t know our way of life, our high standart of respect of each other. There are millions of swiss people looking for peace in life, witch aren’t rassist, sexist or humanly disgusting. If you are one of those racist, sexist or humanly discusting human… so we here in Switzerland can’t help you. So better shut up and clean up the garden in front of your door before shouting ond others … -
#18 written by shynowhy 1 year ago
I am Swiss and have lived in a few countries to be able to compare and have live in CH long enough to know the people. As for hating my own people like you say, it’s more rejecting the scum of a country where I was born , not my fault. The faults of so many countries are out in the open but Switzerland spends all its money just to cover the crap up, not to let any of the dirty faults slip. But it’s starting!!!
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#21 written by usaiscollapsing 1 year ago
@shynowhy
Switzerland is the most sexist country in europe (they refused to grant women’s voting rights until 1971)…. even places like Afghanistan, Algeria, and Kenya gave their women voting rights before switzerland! Hahahaha. Furthermore shittzerland is the most racist country-just look at the blacksheep posters, banning of minarets, and ridiculous naturalisation laws. Does any other western country have such racist laws? Good news that the banks in shittzerland are now getting trashed. -
#23 written by Maxobillion 1 year ago
@usaiscollapsing Actually, the US does not care if the bank has secrets just not US clients. It’s all about the money and not really about terrorism and a war on drugs.
The Swiss don’t care about the US clients because they account for less than a quarter of their clients. The Russians and Arab countries send all of their money to Switzerland because of the stability and since those countries have virtually no income tax, they don’t pressure Switzerland. The Swiss are cutting their loses. -
#25 written by theporksicle 1 year ago
Jack Blum has a good point, in this case, where, apparently, UBS representatives encouraged US citizens to effectively smuggle earnings out of the country, or at least offered a way of doing it, that’s fair enough. However if they disclose the 52,000 bank accounts in question what mechanism will be in place to ensure the US authorities do not obtain access to information not relating to US based business activity? Will they allow UBS to filter it out- I somehow doubt it.
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