American clients who each hid more than 1 million Swiss francs in undeclared bank accounts with UBS AG between 2001 and 2008 could have their details turned over to the U.S. government, Swiss officials said Tuesday.

As tax havens increasingly co-operate with international law, Haiti's 'Baby Doc' Duvalier is the latest to have his money seized It is 23 years since "Baby Doc" Duvalier was forced out of power in Haiti; but in the next few weeks, a court in Lausanne, Switzerland will decide whether the kleptocratic dictator can finally get his hands on 7m Swiss francs (£4.2m) that has been frozen in a Swiss ...

American clients who each hid more than 1 million Swiss francs in undeclared bank accounts with UBS AG between 2001 and 2008 could have their details turned over to the U.S. government, Swiss officials said Tuesday. The Swiss Justice Department unveiled the... UBS AG - Switzerland - United States - Swiss franc - Federal government of the United States

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Swiss: Americans who hid 1 mln francs at UBS bank face US tax disclosure

BERN, Switzerland (AP) - American clients who each hid more than 1 million Swiss francs in undeclared bank accounts with UBS AG between 2001 and 2008 ....

It is 23 years since "Baby Doc" Duvalier was forced out of power in Haiti, but a Swiss court will soon decide whether the kleptocratic dictator can get his hands on 7 million Swiss francs ($9.4 million) frozen in a Swiss bank account...

It is 23 years since "Baby Doc" Duvalier was forced out of power in Haiti, but a Swiss court will soon decide whether the kleptocratic dictator can get his hands on 7 million Swiss francs ($9.4 million) frozen in a Swiss bank account since 1986, while the country he and his father ruled for more than 30 years endured their grim legacy of poverty and political turmoil.

BERN, Switzerland — American clients who each hid more than 1 million Swiss francs in undeclar...

Swiss authorities said Friday that they had ordered some 350 million dollars of assets to be seized from the son of the late Nigerian dictator Sani Abacha for graft.