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Another Country Has Banned Boiling Live Lobsters. Some Scientists Wonder Why.
Lobsters may be one of the most popular crustaceans in the culinary arts. But when it comes to killing them, there's a long and unresolved debate about how to do it humanely, and whether that extra consideration is even necessary.
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Secrecy Must For Automatic Information Exchange: Swiss Banks To India
On Friday, the Swiss Federal Council ratified the AEOI with India and 40 other jurisdictions to facilitate immediate sharing of details about suspected black money.
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To Flush Out Black Money, Automatic Info-sharing With Swiss from 2019
Switzerland today ratified automatic exchange of financial account information with India and 40 other jurisdictions to check black money deposits. The Swiss Federal Council in a statement said the protocol will be implemented in 2018, and the first set of data will be exchanged in 2019.
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India's Black Money Chase and Switzerland's New Offer
India has gotten a little closer to getting information on more than 600 accounts involving Indian citizens and companies at HSBC's Geneva branch in 2008; the government wants to investigate if some of these were used to park untaxed or black money.
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Black Money: Swiss Government to Relax Rules for Assistance in Tax Evasion Cases
Facing global pressure, Switzerland on Monday decided to relax a key legislation to make it easier to extend help to foreign countries, including India, probing cases of suspected tax crimes.
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Black Money: Switzerland Begins Work for Automatic Tax Information Exchange Regime
Moving closer towards doing away with banking secrecy practices, Switzerland has started ground work for implementation of automatic exchange of information on tax matters.
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Switzerland mulls new bill to check black money flow to banks
Often accused of providing safe havens to black money from India and other countries, Switzerland has proposed a new bill to prevent its banks and other institutions from accepting "untaxed assets" from their clients and put in place a stricter due diligence regime.
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Another Country Has Banned Boiling Live Lobsters. Some Scientists Wonder Why.
Lobsters may be one of the most popular crustaceans in the culinary arts. But when it comes to killing them, there's a long and unresolved debate about how to do it humanely, and whether that extra consideration is even necessary.
-
Secrecy Must For Automatic Information Exchange: Swiss Banks To India
On Friday, the Swiss Federal Council ratified the AEOI with India and 40 other jurisdictions to facilitate immediate sharing of details about suspected black money.
-
To Flush Out Black Money, Automatic Info-sharing With Swiss from 2019
Switzerland today ratified automatic exchange of financial account information with India and 40 other jurisdictions to check black money deposits. The Swiss Federal Council in a statement said the protocol will be implemented in 2018, and the first set of data will be exchanged in 2019.
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India's Black Money Chase and Switzerland's New Offer
India has gotten a little closer to getting information on more than 600 accounts involving Indian citizens and companies at HSBC's Geneva branch in 2008; the government wants to investigate if some of these were used to park untaxed or black money.
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Black Money: Swiss Government to Relax Rules for Assistance in Tax Evasion Cases
Facing global pressure, Switzerland on Monday decided to relax a key legislation to make it easier to extend help to foreign countries, including India, probing cases of suspected tax crimes.
-
Black Money: Switzerland Begins Work for Automatic Tax Information Exchange Regime
Moving closer towards doing away with banking secrecy practices, Switzerland has started ground work for implementation of automatic exchange of information on tax matters.
-
Switzerland mulls new bill to check black money flow to banks
Often accused of providing safe havens to black money from India and other countries, Switzerland has proposed a new bill to prevent its banks and other institutions from accepting "untaxed assets" from their clients and put in place a stricter due diligence regime.
