It's been reported that the United States tax service is going to the world's top accounting firms to try and improve its government's 'offshore tax take'.
On Tuesday next week it's believed officials will speak to the firms to find out 'how they could help find foreign banks that fail to identify US customers holding investment or income in offshore accounts.'
According to the Financial Times, firms involved include Ernst and Young, KPMG and Grant Thornton.
King Gaming's license suspended amidst criminal investigation
Gambling Supervision Commission publishes statement
Ministers to meet with LVA to discuss hospitality concerns
Comes after concerns raised about the issues facing the industry
Looneys of Ramsey to close
Number of factors behind the decision
Trade is good, but it's still a struggle to make a profit, says local business
Comes after calls for gov't to do more to help hospitality sector
Villiers Square development plans approved
Two buildings proposed for the site
Developer offers Newson's building to government 'free of charge'
But government minister thinks it wouldn't be appropriate to accept
