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A Primer on the Flat Tax and Fundamental Tax Reform

A Primer on the Flat Tax and Fundamental Tax Reform

In previous posts, I put together tutorials on the Laffer Curve, tax competition, and the economics of government spending. Today, we’re going to look at the issue of tax reform…. Read more »

The New Assault on Financial Freedom

The New Assault on Financial Freedom

Over a week ago I predicted in an editorial that there would be continued attacks on financial privacy and tax competition, noting that attacks on Romney’s financial holdings were “part… Read more »

Three Cheers for Tax Competition

Three Cheers for Tax Competition

CF&P’s Brian Garst, in an editorial for the Daily Caller yesterday, observes a disturbing trend in the rhetoric of this year’s Presidential campaign. An unholy alliance of political opportunists and… Read more »

CF&P Applauds Exclusion of Anti-Tax Haven Legislation From Surface Transportation Bill

CF&P Applauds Exclusion of Anti-Tax Haven Legislation From Surface Transportation Bill

The Center for Freedom and Prosperity is pleased to report that the Surface Transportation Bill as passed by Congress today did not include the Levin anti-tax haven amendment originally slipped into the Senate version by a voice vote. The amendment would have driven investment out of the US and cost American jobs. Two weeks ago the House defeated a non-binding motion to instruct the conferees to agree to the amendment, and it was ultimately dropped from the bill.

House Defeats Motion Supporting Levin’s Latest Misguided Attack on Tax Havens

House Defeats Motion Supporting Levin’s Latest Misguided Attack on Tax Havens

While the two chambers of Congress work to reconcile the differences between their respective transportation bills, CF&P continues to monitor an unrelated tax provision known as the “Stop Tax Haven… Read more »

The Great Tax Haven Debate, Part II

The Great Tax Haven Debate, Part II

Back in April, responding to an article written by Ann Hollingshead for the Task Force on Financial Integrity and Economic Development, I wrote a long post defending so-called tax havens…. Read more »

A Rare Bit of Good News from Europe

A Rare Bit of Good News from Europe

It seems that there’s nothing but bad news coming from Europe. Whether we’re talking about fake austerity in the United Kingdom, confiscatory tax schemes in France, or bailouts in Greece,… Read more »