@ISIDEWITHQuestionseconomy10yrs ago

政府应该起诉避免通过隐藏在外国银行账户中的钱交税的人吗?

汇丰银行一名前的雇员最近泄露数据显示 106,000 在瑞士举行的唯一目的是避免税收与银行的秘密账户的银行的客户。漏油透露客户能超过 200 个国家，又被隐藏超过 1180 亿美金的账户中。数据还显示，税务及海关总署未能起诉，他们知道是有义务的为未付税款的公民。控方的支持者认为政府应该采取更积极的作用，在监测人的税收和那些被抓到偷税应被处以巨额罚款或坐牢。反对者认为，那些逃避纳税的人，违反任何法律，因为他们的资金存放在瑞士银行帐户。

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