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Thursday’s Daily News Digest
October 28th, 2010

Seoul to combat borrowed-name accounts The Korea Times, October 28, 2010

Prosecutors raid firm of President’s friend The Korea Times, October 28, 2010

LTE: Tax deal lets down developing world Financial Times, October 28, 2010

Swiss deal drives taxpayers to Liechtenstein amnesty Accountancy Age, October 28, 2010

Lord Sacks tackles tax dodgers The Jewish Chronicle, October 28, 2010

S'pore least corrupt nation The Straits Times, October 27, 2010

SEC, DOJ Probing Diebold For Potential Violations Of Foreign Bribery Law Wall Street Journal (Blog), October 28, 2010

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Wednesday’s Daily News Digest
October 27th, 2010

US Chamber Of Commerce Presses For Changes To FCPA Wall Street Journal (Blog), October 27, 2010

Protesters target Vodafone over taxes Financial Times, October 27, 2010

Bank paid $494m to settle tax dispute New Zealand Herald, October 27, 2010

Obama calls Pakistan's Zardari, urges more effort Reuters, October 26, 2010

Secrecy deal with Switzerland could let Britons avoid £40bn in taxes The Guardian, October 26, 2010

Germany and Switzerland sign landmark taxation deal Deutsche Welle, October 27, 2010

Kazakhs seek $1.2 bln in Karachaganak tax-source Reuters, October 27, 2010

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Citizens for Tax Justice on Google and Amnesty
October 25th, 2010
Citizens for Tax Justice's (CTJ) weekly Tax Justice Digest links the Google tax avoidance scandal to last week's revelation that multinational corporations are lobbying for a tax amnesty to repatriate billions of US$ "trapped" offshore: the lobbying by Multinationals for a tax amnesty. From CTJ:
Corporate lobbyists are once again asking Congress and the Obama administration for a tax amnesty for "repatriated" offshore profits. U.S. corporations that shifted profits offshore would get to bring that money back to the U.S. without paying the corporate income tax at the normal statutory rate of 35...
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Christian Aid Releases New Video Linking Poverty and Tax Evasion in Guatemala
October 25th, 2010
Christian has just released a new video highlighting the important link between poverty and tax evasion in Guatemala. Check it out: Hannah Richards, Christian Aid's communications and information officer for Latin America and the Caribbean, recently wrote about this problem in a blog post on the Christian Aid website after witnessing the devastating effects of tax-dodging on the ground in Guatemala. Hannah writes:
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