Swiss ban anonymous bank accounts July 1st 2004!

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  • erehwon
    Confirmed User
    • Nov 2003
    • 3759

    #1

    Swiss ban anonymous bank accounts July 1st 2004!

    http://washingtontimes.com/upi-break...0808-4255r.htm

    June 30, 2004

    Geneva, Switzerland, Jun. 30 (UPI) -- Beginning July 1, Swiss banks will no longer offer anonymous, numbered accounts in an effort to fight fraud and terrorist financing.

    The emblematic anonymous numbered Swiss bank account has been part of the country's identity for over a century, but the country's latest anti-money laundering law, which goes into effect Thursday, will not allow customers to open accounts without revealing their identity, Swiss news agency Swissworld reports.

    Although Switzerland will still offer accounts with some degree of privacy, patrons who seek to transfer money into the country will have to provide their names. Some accounts will still be identified by numbers rather than names, but bankers will have to know the identity of each of their clients.

    The legal change, which may be followed by efforts to withhold taxes from the interest earnings of foreigners' Swiss accounts, is intended to combat tax evasion, terrorist funding and money laundering.
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  • BVF
    Black Vagina Finder
    • Jan 2002
    • 13975

    #2
    too many other places to bank besides switzerland...Just going to that country would make you hot.

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    • Rick Latona
      The Best Ideas Start Here
      • Dec 2002
      • 6037

      #3
      Originally posted by erehwon
      http://washingtontimes.com/upi-break...0808-4255r.htm

      June 30, 2004

      Geneva, Switzerland, Jun. 30 (UPI) -- Beginning July 1, Swiss banks will no longer offer anonymous, numbered accounts in an effort to fight fraud and terrorist financing.

      The emblematic anonymous numbered Swiss bank account has been part of the country's identity for over a century, but the country's latest anti-money laundering law, which goes into effect Thursday, will not allow customers to open accounts without revealing their identity, Swiss news agency Swissworld reports.

      Although Switzerland will still offer accounts with some degree of privacy, patrons who seek to transfer money into the country will have to provide their names. Some accounts will still be identified by numbers rather than names, but bankers will have to know the identity of each of their clients.

      The legal change, which may be followed by efforts to withhold taxes from the interest earnings of foreigners' Swiss accounts, is intended to combat tax evasion, terrorist funding and money laundering.
      Shit, now I have to pay that 25,000 for the fake passport before going to Geneva.
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      • OzMan
        Confirmed User
        • Sep 2003
        • 9162

        #4
        Originally posted by BVF
        too many other places to bank besides switzerland...Just going to that country would make you hot.
        Take your pick


        Andorra
        Anguilla
        Antigua and Barbuda
        Austria
        Bahamas
        Barbados
        Belize
        Bermuda
        British Virgin Islands
        Campione d'Italia
        Canada
        Cayman Islands
        Cook Islands
        Cyprus
        Delaware
        Dominica
        Gibraltar
        Grenada
        Guernsey
        Hong Kong
        Ireland
        Isle of Man
        Jersey
        Liberia
        Liechtenstein
        Luxembourg
        Madeira
        Malaysia
        Malta
        Marshall Islands
        Mauritius
        Monaco
        Montserrat
        Nauru
        Nevis
        Netherlands
        Netherlands Antilles
        Niue
        PANAMA
        Puerto Rico
        St. Kitts and Nevis
        St. Lucia
        St. Vincent and The Grenadines
        Samoa
        Sark
        Seychelles
        Singapore
        Switzerland
        Tax Haven Reports
        Turks & Caicos
        United Kingdom
        U.S. Virgin Islands
        Vanuatu
        Western Samoa

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        • Jizar II
          Confirmed User
          • May 2001
          • 1425

          #5
          Originally posted by OzMan
          Take your pick
          Can I take? Tax Haven Reports ;-)

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          • Pleasurepays
            BANNED - SUPPORTING TUBES
            • Aug 2002
            • 11913

            #6
            Originally posted by erehwon
            http://washingtontimes.com/upi-break...0808-4255r.htm

            June 30, 2004

            Geneva, Switzerland, Jun. 30 (UPI) -- Beginning July 1, Swiss banks will no longer offer anonymous, numbered accounts in an effort to fight fraud and terrorist financing.

            The emblematic anonymous numbered Swiss bank account has been part of the country's identity for over a century, but the country's latest anti-money laundering law, which goes into effect Thursday, will not allow customers to open accounts without revealing their identity, Swiss news agency Swissworld reports.

            Although Switzerland will still offer accounts with some degree of privacy, patrons who seek to transfer money into the country will have to provide their names. Some accounts will still be identified by numbers rather than names, but bankers will have to know the identity of each of their clients.

            The legal change, which may be followed by efforts to withhold taxes from the interest earnings of foreigners' Swiss accounts, is intended to combat tax evasion, terrorist funding and money laundering.
            every credible bank in the world now requires the same. it's nothing new and should hardly come as a surprise to anyone with experience in international business.

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            • Trax
              [----------------------]
              • Aug 2001
              • 14486

              #7
              It was predictable and I still don't like it.

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              • Groove
                Confirmed User
                • Jan 2003
                • 3852

                #8
                Originally posted by OzMan
                Take your pick


                Andorra
                Anguilla
                Antigua and Barbuda
                Austria
                Bahamas
                Barbados
                Belize
                Bermuda
                British Virgin Islands
                Campione d'Italia
                Canada
                Cayman Islands
                Cook Islands
                Cyprus
                Delaware
                Dominica
                Gibraltar
                Grenada
                Guernsey
                Hong Kong
                Ireland
                Isle of Man
                Jersey
                Liberia
                Liechtenstein
                Luxembourg
                Madeira
                Malaysia
                Malta
                Marshall Islands
                Mauritius
                Monaco
                Montserrat
                Nauru
                Nevis
                Netherlands
                Netherlands Antilles
                Niue
                PANAMA
                Puerto Rico
                St. Kitts and Nevis
                St. Lucia
                St. Vincent and The Grenadines
                Samoa
                Sark
                Seychelles
                Singapore
                Switzerland
                Tax Haven Reports
                Turks & Caicos
                United Kingdom
                U.S. Virgin Islands
                Vanuatu
                Western Samoa
                Most if not all of these countries require that the bank have records of the account holder's identity.

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                • the Shemp
                  congrats to the winners
                  • Nov 2001
                  • 10891

                  #9
                  Im known as Carl Lafong in Antigua.....
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                  • strobi
                    Confirmed User
                    • Nov 2002
                    • 7383

                    #10
                    Doesn't change a thing. If there is 1 place in the world where I would thrust my money to be stored it would be switzerland.

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                    • webmaster x
                      Confirmed User
                      • Mar 2004
                      • 4400

                      #11
                      Originally posted by BVF
                      too many other places to bank besides switzerland...Just going to that country would make you hot.
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