As IRS crusades against Americans hiding money offshore, Latin American tax cheats flock to U.S. banks

By Michael Hudson

U.S. and its banks called "biggest tax haven" in world

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Revisiting 'The Cheating of America'

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Bankers, consumer groups clash over IRS plan to crack down on foreign tax cheats

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Senate committee finds most 'trapped' offshore income is already in U.S.

By John Aloysius Farrell

Bank-backed House lawmakers try to kill IRS plan to identify $1 trillion in foreign accounts

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Jack Blum":

"… haven is an island, all right. It’s either Manhattan or Great Britain.”Jack Blum, a former U.S. Senate investigator and an authority on offshore tax shelte …"

Greasing the skids of corruption

By Phillip van Niekerk and Laura Peterson

Money from multinational oil companies moves through labyrinths of international bank accounts, avoiding national budgets and banks

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China-based corporate web behind troubled Africa resource deals

By Beth Morrissey, Himanshu Ojha, Laura Rena Murray and Patrick Martin-Menard

Foreign oil dependence has grown

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Big break for big oil, larger burden for taxpayers

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FACT CHECK: TV ad makes slippery claims about Romney's oil connection

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Jack Blum":

"… ean nations for not cooperating with investigations into money laundering. Jack Blum, a Washington, D.C., attorney specializing in international fraud and capi …"