Swiss Bank Allegedly Used Elaborate Methods To Help Clients Avoid US Taxes

Switzerland's second largest bank, Credit Suisse, used elaborate measures to find wealthy clients and help them evade US tax authorities, a scathing report from a Senate inquiry said Tuesday. The report contains the results of a two-year Senate investigation and comes a day before the heavily-anticipated questioning of Credit Suisse chief Brady Dougan and other top bank figures before the panel. "The investigation found that, as of 2006, Credit Suisse had over 22,000 US customers with Swiss acco...