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Europe | 8 Oct 19

Switzerland stops information exchange with Bulgaria

Following data leak of Bulgarian and foreign taxpayers’ financial account details

Africa | 7 Oct 19

India given first round of Swiss bank account data

After signing agreement at the end of August 2019

Swiss to exchange information with HK and Singapore in 2019

Best Practice | 16 May 18

Swiss to exchange information with HK and Singapore in 2019

Switzerland will start automatically exchanging financial account information with Singapore and Hong Kong from Autumn 2019 and with other financial centres from 2020.

Swiss to exchange information with HK and Singapore in 2019

Tax & Technical | 11 Jan 18

Common Reporting Standard’s conflict with data human rights

The intrusive Common Reporting Standard will only be curbed if someone is prepared to sacrifice their own privacy in a test case to assert the right to privacy for everyone, according to a partner at British law firm Mishcon de Reya.

Europe | 5 Jan 18

Swiss tax evaders come clean in record numbers

Officials in Zurich reported a three-fold rise in the number of tax evaders voluntarily turning themselves in during 2017, as international regulations requiring Swiss banks to share details of offshore clients takes effect.

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