Credit Suisse faces US probe into 2014 tax fraud


A Credit Suisse bank branch in Zurich.- Bloomberg

NEW YORK: Credit Suisse Group AG faces a United States Justice Department investigation into whether it has complied with a 2014 guilty plea in which it paid US$2.6bil (RM11bil) and admitted helping thousands of Americans evade taxes.

The Justice Department revealed in a court filing that it’s investigating the plea deal in which the bank promised it would close “any and all accounts” not declared to the Internal Revenue Service.

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