Tag Archives : Border-Adjustable Taxation
Don’t Implement Bad Policy Slower, Implement Good Policy
Don’t phase-in the BAT, replace it.
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CF&P Submission Urges Congress to Enact Tax Reform Without a DBCFT/BAT
CF&P President Andrew F. Quinlan today urged members of Congress to not include the BAT in any attempt to enact pro-growth tax reform.
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To the House Committee on Ways and Means hearing on “Increasing U.S. Competitiveness and Preventing American Jobs from Moving Overseas”
read more...Another Reason to Reject the Border-Adjustable Tax: Value-Added Taxes Undermine National Competitiveness
The lack of a VAT in the US is a boon, not a burden.
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U.S. Considers Border Adjustable Tax Folly
This article appeared in Cayman Financial Review.
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Border-Adjustable Taxation, but Were Afraid (or too Bored) to Ask
Proponents of good policy should never do anything that might create conditions for a VAT in the US.
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