Globe And Mail: Kim Jong Il

Montreal Gazette Dept: It'll be thanks to a man who stole a list of private, offshore accounts from HSBC if Canada Revenue Agency gains access to more than 1,700 secret Swiss bank accounts held by Canadians. With a minimum deposit of $500,000, it is believed the accounts hold hundreds of millions of untaxed dollars, according to Montreal Gazette. No joy in North Korea North Korea's annual Workers' Party meeting was 30 years late, but as tightly orchestrated as ever. Current leader Kim Jong-il was reelected as party leader, an odd prelude to the apparent succession of his youngest son, Kim Jong-un, who was named vice-chairman of the party's Central Military Commission and time Running Out For The Swiss A National Revenue ministry spokesperson told the CBC and the Globe and Mail that the agency intends to take "aggressive action to recover money owed to Canadians." While the Swiss bank huffily defended its unmasked clients as "victims of a criminal act," we think it's time Switzerland's history of enabler to tax evaders everywhere came to an end. As reported in the news.
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