Tag Archives : OECD
Prosperity Update February 20, 2015
A coalition letter calls for tax reform, Panama defends against unjust tax haven charges, and the ongoing FATCA devastation.
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Impact of the U.S. Election on Offshore
This article appeared in Cayman Financial Review.
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Prosperity Update December 30, 2014
A large free market coalition calls for injecting reality into the CBO and JCT scoring, another blow to Keynesianism, and the enduring lessons of Milton Friedman.
read more...Prosperity Update December 19, 2014
Improving health care through drug competition, a UN encroachment on sovereignty, and the latest nonsense to come out of the OECD.
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In Another Episode of Economic Malpractice, the OECD Claims Higher Taxes and More Redistribution Will Boost Growth
OECD: Fighting for big government and redistribution with your tax dollars.
read more...Prosperity Update December 2, 2014
The OECD shills for big government in the US, an update in tax collectors war on low-tax jurisdictions, and how to fight back.
read more...If You Want Better Business Tax Policy, Handcuff Politicians with Pro-Growth Forms of Tax Competition
Tax competition is good when it involves lower rates for all taxpayers. Corporate handouts and narrow preferences in the name of tax competition, however, are misguided.
read more...Are International Bureaucrats Winning the War Against Low-Tax Jurisdictions and Fiscal Competition?
This article appeared in IFC Review.
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Will the Offshore Industry Go Quietly Into the Night?
This article appeared in Offshore Investment.
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The OECD’s Scheme to Raise Tax Burdens on Workers, Consumers, and Investors
People pay every single penny of tax that politicians impose on corporations. The investors that own companies obviously pay (more than one time!) when governments tax profits. The workers employed by companies obviously pay, both directly and indirectly, because of corporate income tax. And consumers also bear a burden thanks to business taxes that lead to […]
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