What this all means for Canadian taxpayers is that countries around the world are beginning to take note of the success that anti-tax evasion legislation is having, and both the tax authorities and major banks are starting to increase transparency in an effort to prevent taxpayers from
hiding offshore assets through jurisdictions that are were traditionally known for their secrecy.
Not exact matches
The IRS warns that it remains focused on schemes to dodge taxes by
hiding assets in
offshore accounts.
It doesn't take an
offshore account for one spouse to
hide assets from the other, so it's not an uncommon occurrence in divorce cases.
We have outstanding
asset investigation resources (both domestically and
offshore) that can be utilized to locate
hidden marital
assets.
Unfortunately, some wealthy spouses think that they can
hide their
assets — placing them under the control of companies, or moving them
offshore.
How common is financial misbehavior during high - net - worth divorce cases, from
hiding money on
offshore accounts, to stealing marital
assets to cover gambling debts?