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New York State Bar Association Proposes OVDI Changes to IRS

12 August, 2011

Our office is a proud member of the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) after reading their tax section’s detailed comments on the OVDI program. This is not an anti-tax group or self-interested association with

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Numerous Criminal Prosecutions of Taxpayers with Unreported Offshore Accounts

1 June, 2011

The Department of Justice and local United States Attorneys’ Offices continue to zealously prosecute numerous cases involving U.S. taxpayers who have failed to report their interests in offshore accounts. The successful prosecutions underscore the government’s

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Latest Guilty Plea for an Another HSBC Offshore Bank Accountholder

22 May, 2011

Last week a Boston venture capitalist and director at a Boston bank was charged with failing to report his foreign bank account and income to the US Department of the Treasury. It is noteworthy that

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HSBC Expected to Disclose Account Holders Names

19 April, 2011

The IRS has petitioned for a federal court authorization to enable it to obtain information on HSBC Bank’s American account holders using their foreign accounts to evade taxes.  Most of these account holders are believed

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Foreign bank account reports (FBARs) and the 2011 Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Initiative (2011 OVDI)

11 April, 2011

Foreign bank account reports (FBARs) for 2010 are due on June 30, 2011 (and no extension is available). Recent guidance provides insight into who is required to file an FBAR and what is considered to

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IRS’ Takes Legal Action Against Offshore HSBC Indian Accounts

10 April, 2011

Last week the U.S. Justice Department asked a federal district court in San Francisco to force HSBC USA to disclose the names of their U.S. customers suspected of having secret bank accounts in India.  The

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New Law’s Reporting Requirements Make It Very Likely That the IRS Will Now Know About Your Foreign Account

2 April, 2011

you should assume that the IRS will eventually be informed of your foreign account, and criminal prosecution for non-disclosure and non-reporting will likely follow

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Is HSBC the next UBS nightmare?

27 January, 2011

clients with a foreign HSBC account should be seriously concerned about disclosure of the account to the government, which could result in criminal prosecution and significant civil penalties.

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