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read more...I’ve argued repeatedly that efforts like FATCA and the OECD’s Standard for Automatic Exchange of Financial Account Information in Tax Matters pose a substantial threat to financial and taxpayer privacy. In an excellent commentary at The Daily Signal today, David Burton outlined how the OECD’s proposed standard to grant automatic government access to private taxpayer information leaves […]
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read more...Back in 2012, I shared a sadly amusing image about how the modern political process has degenerated into two wolves and a sheep voting what to have for lunch. I was making an argument in that column against majoritarianism (and that is a critical issue, as explained in this video), but there’s also a very important moral component […]
read more...FATCA implemented, inversion panics, and IRS tales of woe.
read more...The worst part of the tax code is something most Americans have likely never heard of.
read more...Big news in the fight against FATCA, consequences from the uncompetitive U.S. corporate tax code, and much more.
read more...Paying for bad economic advice from IO’s, EU pushing tax harmonization, and corporate views of what makes a good tax code.
read more...The failure of anti-money laundering laws, the importance of tax competition, and problems with the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act.
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