The use of foreign bank accounts by US taxpayers to hide undeclared funds and assets has been a highly publicized topic since the US government’s attack on UBS tested the fortification of Swiss bank secrecy in early 2009.
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The use of foreign bank accounts by US taxpayers to hide undeclared funds and assets has been a highly publicized topic since the US government’s attack on UBS tested the fortification of Swiss bank secrecy in early 2009.
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