ドイツでは、130'000人のドイツ人が170ヶ国の脱税天国で、脱税、節税?
PARAÍSOS FISCALES
Un medio cifra en 100.000 el número de usuarios de paraísos fiscales en Alemania
EFE Economía Berlín 6 ABR 2013 - 09:39 CET
TAX HAVENS
A half figure at 100,000 the number of users of tax havens in Germany
EFE Economy Berlin 6 ABR 2013 - 9:39 CET
The number of users of international tax havens from Germany exceeds 100,000, says the magazine "Focus", which adds to media revelations about hidden fortunes in about ten "oasis" in the world.
According to that medium, between users residing in the country and evading their taxes are from German retired millionaires, but also Russian or Arab tycoons who manage their business from Germany.
The information in "Focus" follow the revelations, broadcast this week by media around the world, according to which there are specifics about 130,000 users spread across 170 tax haven countries.
The magazine is sent to your information to data collected by the customs authorities, which has had access that environment, with a total of 260 million transfers to accounts such oasis.
The German government has urged the media to have access to such data to transmit this information to optimize the fight against tax evasion.
The Munich newspaper "Süddeutsche Zeitung" and Norddeutsche Rundfunk public radio, broadcasters in Germany of the information of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), have rejected this requirement.
"The press is an auxiliary of the police or the IRS," Munich newspaper's sources said.
Both Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, like his colleague of Economy, Philipp Rösler, has required the media to cooperate in the fight against tax evasion through tax havens.
The German Banking Association yesterday meanwhile denied any responsibility for the evasions and said "front line" are private clients or organizations who make these deposits.
By the German justice has questioned the viability of a persecution of those offenders following these revelations.
The forward ICIJ website last Thursday some data from these users, among which figure apparently Spanish Baroness Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza and the German billionaire Gunter Sachs, who died in 2011.
The group agreed for investigation journalism about 2.5 million digital files, mainly British Virgin Islands, the Cook Islands and other havens.
In the dissemination of such material media participated from 46 countries, including those mentioned in Germany, as well as the British "Guardian" and the BBC, the French newspaper "Le Monde" or the U.S. "The Washington Post".
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