Swiss court ruled Switzerland may not hand over the bank details of a Credit Suisse client to U.S. tax authorities, in a potential setback to solving a dispute between the two countries. In a ruling published on Wednesday that cannot be appealed, Switzerland's Federal Administrative Court said the tax office was not allowed to hand…
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IRS & TRAC Disagree on Effectiveness of LB&I's Global High Wealth Group
The audit pace for the Global High Wealth group has picked up in the last year, but remains below target, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse. As of February 2012, the group has completed 36 audits since its 2009 unveiling, 33 percent of which were “no change audits,” according to new data compiled by…
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New Jersey – Power of Attorney Allows Living Trust To Be Revoked
38-4-5716 In The Matter of the Estate of Mildred Quick Muller, Chancery Div., Probate Part – Essex Cy. (Koprowski, Jr., J.S.C.) (9 pp.) - unpublished opinion Mildred Quick Muller created a revocable trust that was amended and restated in December 1998 (“1998 Trust”). Muller signed a Power of Attorney in 2010 naming James A. Neiman,…
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Germany to Purchase New Internal information from Coutts Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland Employee Regarding 1,000 Customers – Some US?
German taxman aims to buy more Swiss bank data A German tax inspector is in talks to buy banking data from Switzerland to help his office identify tax evaders, a magazine reported on Saturday - days after the two countries signed a landmark deal on taxing secret deposits. Read more at: Tax Times blog
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