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Updated: June 24, 2004 Profiles Sign-Up Here to Receive CF&P's Weekly Update Volume 1, 2003, Regent Journal of International Law, By William Lee Andrews, III, A Mighty Stone for David's Sling: The International Space Company March 31, 2003, Tax Notes International acknowledges Center's key role in blocking tax harmonization October 22, 2001, Time, Banking On Secrecy, by Adam Cohen, Terrorists oppose scrutiny of offshore accounts. And so do many U.S. bankers and lawmakers September 27, 2001, Financial Times, by Michael Peel, A belated unanimity: Action against money-laundering in the wake of the assault on New York is
welcome but long overdue August 27 & September 3, 2001, The New Republic, by Anand Giridharadas, Saved Havens July 30, 2001, Wall Street Journal, by David Cloud, Virginian Fights For International Tax Havens: Lobbyist Finds Bush Receptive to Ideas Clinton Rejected March/April 2001, Offshore Finance USA, by Ken Hunter, The Truth is Out There: The Center for Freedom and Prosperity tackles the OECD, [PDF Version only] February 24, 2001, National Journal, by Louis Jacobson, Anti-Tax Group Goes Global December 2, 2000, Tax Notes International, by Robert Goulder;
New Coalition Strikes Back at OECD Tax Haven Campaign Free Market Leaders Reject the OECD Tax Cartel (PDF format) American Conservative Union -- David Keene www.conservative.org Americans for Tax Reform -- Grover Norquist www.atr.org CapitolWatch -- Robb Watters www.capitolwatch.org Citizens Against Government Waste -- Tom Schatz www.cagw.org Citizens for a Sound Economy--Paul Beckner www.cse.org Citizens for a Sound Economy (Information Exchange) --Paul Beckner www.cse.org Club For Growth -- Steve Moore www.clubforgrowth.org Competitive Enterprise Institute -- Fred Smith & Richard Rahn www.cei.org Empower America -- Jack Kemp www.empoweramerica.org Free Congress Foundation -- Paul Weyrich www.freecongress.org Free Congress Foundation's Privacy Coalition National Taxpayers Union -- Eric Schlecht www.ntu.org National Tax Limitation Committee -- Lewis Uhler www.limittaxes.org 60 Plus Association -- Jim Martin www.60plus.org Small Business Survival Committee -- Karen Kerrigan www.sbsc.org Unites Seniors Association -- Charles Jarvis www.unitedseniors.org
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OECD's Attack on Tax Competition June 21, 2004, InvestmentNews.com, By Mark Battersby, Study criticizes OECD for its tax policies June 9, 2004, The Nassau Guardian, By Lindsay Thompson, New OECD blacklist? June 9, 2004, Tech Central Station, By Joel Mowbray, Bullying in Berlin, Part II June 9, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, US Think Tank Lambasts OECD Global Tax Forum June 8, 2004, OECD Press Statement, OECD and Non-OECD Economies Agree to Continue Work on Tax Information Exchange June 7, 2004, Worldwide Tax Daily, by Cordia Scott, OECD Targets Additional Financial Centers in Expanded Tax Haven Crackdown June 4, 2004, Tech Central Station, By Joel Mowbray, Class Warfare in Berlin June 2004, Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung, Steuerwettbewerb oder Steuerharmonisierung? (German Article) June 2, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, US Think Tank Accuses OECD Of 'Unethical Behaviour' On Tax Issues June 2, 2004, International Policy Network, OECD tax proposals unfair to small countries say international economists June 2, 2004, Sens. Allen and Inhofe and Reps. Cox, Istook and Manzullo Praise Tax Competition and Warn Berlin Tax Competition Conference Attendees to be Wary of European Tax
Harmonization Schemes May 31, 2004, Bahamas Financial Services Board, CFP On OECD Commitments May 21, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, European Tax Issues On The Agenda At Berlin Tax Conference June 1, 2004, Sovereign Society Offshore A-Letter, Vol. 6 No. 100, by Bob Bauman, Descent into Dishonesty CF&P to Cosponsor Berlin Tax Competition Conference: Leading Policymakers to Discuss OECD and EU Tax Harmonization Proposals |
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June 21, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Snow Calls For Return To 'Reaganomics' June 20, 2004, The New York Times, by Timothy L. O'Brien, Tycoon's Trial Is Test for Capitalism in Russia June 19. 2004, The Royal Gazette, Bush against ban on offshore businesses June 7, 2004, China Economic Net, By Zhong Jing, Offshore financial centers affect cross-border capital flow in China June 6, 2004, AccountancyAge.com, By David Rae, Corporate tax - Group of four confronts avoidance June 3. 2004, The Royal Gazette, By Lilla Zuill, Anger as Accenture scoops major US contract June 2, 2004, Detroit News, By Suzanne Gamboa, Border security contract worth up to $10 billion awarded to Bermuda company June 2, 2004, This Is Money, by Guy Dresser, Tax plans 'breach human rights' June 2004, Expatica, Bush, Kerry and the crucial expat vote: The 2000 Presidential election was decided by absentee votes - and this year's poll could well go the same way. As Simon Payn
reports, never before have America's political parties wooed expat voters with such intensity. May 28, 2004, OffshoreOn.com, By W. William Woods, President's Choice May 25, 2004, EU Observer, By Richard Carter, Prodi: 'radical change' needed for EU to catch US May 21, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, European Tax Issues On The Agenda At Berlin Tax Conference May 19, 2004, The New York Times, Firm Names Tax Shelter Clients ay 11, 2004, BBC News, SA ditches foreign earnings tax: South Africa has scrapped a 30% tax on overseas corporate earnings in an effort to encourage businesses to bring more of their
money home. May 6, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Panama Welcomes New President May 5, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Leroy Baker, WTO Set To Uphold Antigua & Barbuda's Complaint Against US Net Gambling Ban May 5, 2004, The Wall Street Journal, By John D. Mckinnon, U.S. Overseas Tax Is Blasted: Study Says the Levy Isn't Worth The Cost to Implement May 4, 2004, International Herald Tribune, by Elizabeth Olson, U.S. expats try to make themselves counted May 4, 2004, Denver Post, Offshore money machine May 4, 2004, Bloomberg, Monaco Seeks Soccer Title as Tax Breaks Upset Rivals April 30, 2004, American Enterprise Institute, By Peter Chapman, Schröder tax plan dubbed 'economically illiterate' April 30, 2004, LawAndTax-News.com, by Robin Pilgrim, Many UK Businesses Unaware Of Implications Of Money Laundering Regulations April 29. 2004, The Royal Gazette, Scott on US charm offensive April 29, 2004, The Royal Gazette, By Stephen Breen, Scott on US charm offensive April 28, 2004, The Royal Gazette, By Mairi Mallon, 'We will be giving a very positive message' April 28, 2004, Cato Institute, by Gene Healy, Can the President Imprison Anyone, Forever? April 28, 2004, Bloomberg.com, EU Enlargement May Lead to More Tax Competition, Study Shows April 28, 2004, IMD World Competitiveness Year Book 2004, By Stéphane Garelli, The World Competitiveness Landscape in 2004: Hot Issues -- Executive Summary April 25, 2004, SiliconValley.com, By Jim Puzzanghera and Mark Schwanhausser, Congress weighs tax `holiday' for firms' foreign cash: Tech companies hold billions overseas, could boost
economy April 22, 2004, American Daily, by Andy Obermann, Real Problem With The Tax System April 22, 2004, Reuters, Forbes.com, Foreign central banks still buying U.S. debt - Fed April 21, 2004, Bureau of National Affairs, By Brett Ferguson, Treasury's Snow Deflects Congress' Calls For Policies to Counter Overseas Outsourcing April 19, 2004, CNET News.com, By Declan McCullagh. Shhh! The FBI's listening to your keystrokes April 21, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Decentralization could be the key for Iraq's future. April 21, 2004, The Market Center Blog, More German whining about tax competition. April 20, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Left-wing residents of Massachusetts choose lower taxes by landslide margin. April 20, 2004, The Market Center Blog, More evidence that tax competition is working. April 20, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Tax haven policy gives England a competitive edge April 20, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Class warfare tax provision hits the middle class. April 19, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Snow Supports Introduction Of Flat Tax To Simplify Tax Code April 19, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Greedy politicians attack Colorado's spending restraint law. April 16, 2004, The Market Center Blog, A victory for the Terminator. April 16, 2004, The Market Center Blog, House Majority Leader urges complete repeal of income tax. April 16, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Tax complexity gets worse. April 16, 2004, The Business Times (Singapore), By Matthew Lynn, Why the super-rich cluster in London April 16, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Tom Sowell comments on French hypocrisy and phony discrimination arguments. April 15, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Clinton Administration put tax harmonization above fighting terrorists. April 15, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Leftists undermine higher education. April 15, 2004, BBCCaribbean.com, Money laundering rules 'will increase costs': Authorities in Anguilla have said proposed international rules to combat money laundering will increase
the costs of business transactions. April 15, 2004, The Salt Lake Tribune, By Pamela Manson, Utah witnesses blister Patriot Act April 15, 2004, The Market Center Blog, The OECD urges higher taxes in America, possibly even a VAT. April 15, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Future tax cuts don't help today's economy. April 15, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Former bureaucrat admits IRS targets small business. April 15, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Tax-consumers versus taxpayers. April 15, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Tax and spend Republicans in Virginia. April 15, 2004, The Market Center Blog, The looming Medicare crisis. April 15, 2004, The Market Center Blog, How would the budget look if taxpayers could choose how money is spent? April 15, 2004, The Market Center Blog, More education spending by government does not produce better test scores. April 15, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Breaking news: The OECD adopts a free-market position. Miracles do happen. April 14, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Economic reform in Russia. April 14, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Class warfare works in Europe, not America. April 14, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Maybe the government should shoot us if we don't exercise. April 14, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Smaller government will lead to less bribery. April 14, 2004, The Market Center Blog, The government's misplaced priorities. April 14, 2004, The Economist, Cash and carry: Good news on American jobs and surprising news on American inflation may have troubling repercussions for emerging markets April 14, 2004, RTÉ Business, OECD says US may need more taxes April 14, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Congress acts to protect US legal sovereignty. April 13, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Davey Crockett: Before the Alamo, he fought for freedom. April 13, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Academic study links city job losses with tax increases. April 13, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Will Schwarzenegger turn into a high-tax European? April 13, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Tax amnesty doesn't work when taxes are too high. April 13, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Reunification, ja; redistribution, nein. April 12, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Are the Germans coming to their senses? April 12, 2004, Barbados Advocate, By Shawn Cumberbatch, Barbados under watch [by OECD] April 11, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Kerry's tax plan is still bad, even if it has one good idea. April 11, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Destroying jobs with government intervention. April 10, 2004, Telegraph (London), By Jeremy Skidmore and Richard Luscombe, US security 'will drive visitors away' April 10, 2004, The Market Center Blog, France's continuing collapse. April 10, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Foreign aid hinders development. April 10, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Time for Republican traitors to switch sides. April 9, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Justice Department proves that its own persecution of Oracle is unfounded. April 9, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Italian leaders move nation toward pro-growth policies. April 9, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Slovakia continues to lead the way toward economic reform. April 9, 2004, The Market Center Blog, US governments ignore World Court interference. April 8, 2004, The Moscow Times, By Alex Fak, World Bank Assails 'Robber Barons' April 8, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Conservatives seek changes in Patriot Act. April 8, 2004, The Market Center Blog, No wonder the French are so ill-informed. April 7, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Jack Kemp says politicians should fix bad policies instead of persecuting "outsourcing." April 7, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Republicans and Democrats are both big government parties. April 7, 2004 , GovExec.com, By Chloe Albanesius, Tax agency blasted for slow pace of computer upgrades April 6, 2004, Associated Press, IRS asks workers to spy on bosses April 6, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Federal Reserve study confirms that higher taxes and spending hurt growth. April 6, 2004, The New York Times, By Lynnley Browning, In Study, Most Companies Reported No Taxes April 6, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Flat tax would boost growth according to academic study. April 5, 2004, The Market Center Blog, So-called moderate Republicans advance the left-wing agenda. April 5, 2004, The Market Center Blog, More wasteful government spending. April 2004, Newsweek, By Allan Sloan, Why Your Tax Cut Doesn't Add Up: Behind the promises to save you money, a hidden agenda is at work, with a stealth tax to pay for it all
April 4, 2004, The Market Center Blog, The real racists are the people who block school choice. April 3, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Welfare destroys lives. April 2, 2004, The Market Center Blog, John Kerry's plan to make America less competitive. April 2, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Onshore jurisdictions have the weakest anti-money laundering laws. April 2, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Ending welfare has helped the poor. April 2, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Another international bureaucracy targets America. April 2, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Free markets promote democracy. April 1, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Will Israel choose free markets? April 1, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Are Europeans waking up to the cost of chicken-little environmentalism? April 1, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, IRS Accuracy Rates Slipping On Questions Of Tax Law April 1, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Politicians and business conspire to rip-off consumers. April 1, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Time to kill the pork-filled energy bill. March 31. 2004, The Royal Gazette, by Ahmed El Amin, Little Antigua takes on America - and wins March 31, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Another nation opts for the flat tax. March 31, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Will the Germans ever figure out that taxes are too high? March 31, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Tax competition is promoting better tax policy in Italy. March 31, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Chamber of Commerce condemns Kerry's anti-competitive tax plan. March 30, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Even communists realize that there are too many government bureaucrats March 30, 2004, The Market Center Blog, White House commitment to spending discipline was long-overdue, but at least it's working. March 30, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Kerry's bait-and-switch tax plan. March 30, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Tom Sowell for President! March 29, 2004, New Zealand Herald, High tax rate may deter foreign investment, says survey March 29, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Kerry's industrial policy tax credit. March 29, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Law of the Sea Treaty a threat to open markets and US interests. March 28, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Will Medicare turn America into France? March 28, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Another despicable lying politician. March 28, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Are unions paper tigers? March 26, 2004, The Market Center Blog, The next Ronald Reagan? March 26, 2004, Sinchew-i.com, Singapore's Corporate Tax Rate Among The Lowest March 26, 2004, Swissinfo, Money-laundering investigations rise 57% March 26, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Kerry economic plan means higher taxes. March 26, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Belgium's Prime Minister calls for lower taxes... sort of. March 26, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Welfare reform works. March 26, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Money laundering laws undermine privacy for law-abiding, but don't stop terrorists. March 25, 2004, The Market Center Blog, More false demagoguery against tax havens by the left. March 24, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Brown-skinned people need not apply. March 24, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Robert Lee, Progress Made In Elimination Of Harmful Tax Practices, Says OECD March 24, 2004, Noticias.info, OECD Announces Further Progress in Eliminating Harmful Tax Practices March 24, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Why do "feminist" politicians want to discourage employers from hiring women? March 24, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Courts rule that governments are not allowed to steal cars. March 24, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Looking at the Medicare disaster, sometimes it's depressing to be right. March 24, 2004, The Market Center Blog, More Medicare fallout. March 23, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Spain was a victory for the socialists, but not for socialism. March 22, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Unions and leftists fight against interests of low-income shoppers. March 22, 2004, The Market Center Blog, EU antitrust lunacy. March 22, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Why does Kerry want to repeat the mistakes of the Great Depression? March 22, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Authors should highlight link between tax havens and prosperity. March 22, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Nostalgia for Ronald Reagan. March 21, 2004, Palm Beach Post, By Dan Moffett, Checking your privacy today? March 21, 2004, Los Angeles Times, by Kathy M. Kristof, Coalition Offers Fix for Social Security March 21, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Water subsidies hurt consumers and the environment. March 20, 2004, The Market Center Blog, The Deficit Debate Is a Charade. March 20, 2004, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, By Duane D. Stanford, All our lives are on file, for sale March 20, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Why are protectionists endangering American jobs? March 19, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Is big government behind high gas prices? March 19, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Regulatory malpractice. March 18, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Money laundering laws should target criminals and terrorists. March 18, 2004, The Market Center Blog, More on Germany's malaise. March 18, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Whatever happened to Germany and Japan? March 17, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Federal Reserve Board Chairman Hubbard? March 17. 2004, The Royal Gazette, Kerry fears exaggerated, Government officials say March 17, 2004, Evening Standard (London), By John Gilmore, UK and US in gambling review row March 17, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Are high taxes healthy? March 17, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Medicare fiasco shows that bad policy is bad politics. March 16, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Protectionism halts progress and destroys jobs. March 16, 2004, The Market Center Blog, How France and Germany destroy jobs by trying to help workers. March 16, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Europeans interfere with US companies. March 16, 2004, The Market Center Blog, Class warfare tax policies penalize all Americans. March 15, 2004, Associated Press, Terror Database Hits Snags March 15, 2004, Insourcing exceeds outsourcing by more than $50 billion. March 11, 2004, John Kerry: Offshore investor and outsourcing plutocrat. March 10, 2004, Chairman Bill Thomas points out that bad policy is undermining US competitiveness. March 10, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, UK To Confirm That Its Dependent Territories Are Compliant With EU Savings Directive March 9, 2004, Blame politicians for outsourcing, not companies. March 9, 2004, More on how big government destroys jobs. March 9, 2004, Less government equals more jobs. March 9, 2004, Don't cry for me, Argentina. March 9, 2004, The IRS is trying to make US companies less competitive. March 8, 2004, Tax havens help American companies compete. March 8. 2004, The Royal Gazette, By Matthew Taylor, Cox: Bermuda may join WTO March 8, 2004, Outsourcing creates jobs...for Americans. March 7 - 20, 2004, The Panama News, Text of the US State Department's report on Panama's effort against money laundering March 5, 2004, Protectionist restrictions on outsourcing are bad for US competitiveness. March 5, 2004, America's worldwide tax system undermines US competitiveness and job creation. March 5, 2004, Wasteful spending is the problem, not deficits. March 4, 2004, Social Security truth, Part II. March 4, 2004, Social Security truth, Part I. March 4, 2004, The CalTrade Report, Senate Begins Debate on Dismantling FSC Program: House Republican leader outlines revised version of companion bill March 4, 2004, Reuters, Many US govt contractors use tax haven units-study March 3, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, London Think Tank Criticises OECD March 3, 2004, More offshore investing by the Kerry family. March 3, 2004, The Hill, By Sam Dealey, 'Benedict Arnold' CEOs fund Kerry: Front-runner has accepted $370,000 this election cycle March 3, 2004, Default by Argentina could provide useful lessons. March 2, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, Ireland Ranks As The World's Most Globalised Economy March 1, 2004, CFO Magazine, by Ronald Fink, Haven or Hell?: The IRS wants to crack down on multinational corporations that transfer U.S. intellectual property to tax havens. March 1. 2004, The Royal Gazette, By Mairi Mallon, Kerry's ties to captives surface again February 29, 2004, Social Security reform needed to reduce government's long-term debt. February 26, 2004, The New York Times, By Elizabeth Becker, European Union Says U.S. Faces $4 Billion in Trade Sanctions February 25, 2004, More evidence that outsourcing is good for the economy. February 25, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Tatiana Smolenska, Russia Attracts Record Levels Of Foreign Investment In 2003 February 24, 2004, LawAndTax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Cayman Financial Secretary Hits Back Over 'Pirates Of The Caribbean' Report February 24, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Mary Swire, Singapore Manufacturers Call For More Tax Incentives February 24, 2004, LawAndTax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Anguilla FSC Representatives Attend International Trusts Seminar February 24, 2004, The Boston Globe, By Stephen J. Glain, Corporate income stows away abroad: Facing huge deficits, US steps up efforts to reduce the appeal of foreign tax havens
February 24, 2004, Bursting the myth that low wages in other nations take away American jobs. February 24, 2004, Does tax reform lead to bigger government? February 23, 2004, OECD Fails Again February 22, 2004, Trade creates jobs. February 22, 2004, The Observer, by Conal Walsh, Kerry: friend or foe of US business? February 20. 2004, The Royal Gazette, By Mairi Mallon, Kerry is bad news February 20, 2004, The non-existent level playing field. February 19, 2004, The New York Times, By Gregory Crouch, Shaken Trust: The Netherlands Rethinks an Offshore Industry February 19, 2004, Servihoo.com, Time running out on US tax breaks, Lamy warns February 19, 2004, St. Petersburg Times, By Graham Brink, Where shrewd financing meets tax evasion: "Offshore accounts" aren't just for the powerboating jet-set anymore. But if
you have one and try to hide it from the IRS, it's still just as illegal. February 19, 2004, Miracles do happen. February 18, 2004, Hypocrisy at the OECD. February 18, 2004, John Kerry, tax haven profiteer, Part II. February 17, 2004, U.S. financial institutions attract record levels of foreign capital. February 17, 2004, Physician, heal thyself. February 16, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, EU Firms Ask Lamy To Soften Stance On US Trade Dispute February 16, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Export Tax Issue May Take Back Seat As Election Fever Takes Hold February 15, 2004, Scotland on Sunday, by Jim Dow, Dirty cash rules perplex solicitors February 15, 2004, The Telegraph, Swiss peak on Wall Street: UBS has built a credible investment bank to compete with its bulge bracket US rivals, reports Grant Ringshaw February 15, 2004, So-called tax havens are not responsible for Enron and Parmalat scandals. February 12, 2004, Is Senator John Kerry a tax haven profiteer? February 10, 2004, Tax havens are among the world's leaders in fighting against dirty money. February 10, 2004, Who are the Real Tax Havens? February 10, 2004, The Standard (China), By Mukul Munish, Barclays chooses HK as regional hub February 9, 2004, The Economist, Blaming everyone but themselves: Europe's economy is too restrained, say the Americans. America's is too gluttonous, say the Europeans February 9, 2004, The Nassau Guardian, By Martella Matthews, Who's Who In Financial Services: Fight against "Miami Vice" stereotype of offshore centres February 9, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Mary Swire, China's Tax Reforms Will Reduce Government's Role In Economy February 9, 2004, The OECD and EU get most of the attention, but they are not the only international bureaucracies seeking to hinder tax competition. February 5, 2004, Sir Ronald Sanders of Antigua Suggested Edits to the OECD's Draft Terms of Reference: Proposed by the Sub-Group on Level Playing Field Issues February 5, 2003, The Nassau Guardian, By Lindsay Thompson, Govt aims to arrest dwindling IBCs February 5, 2004, The Wall Street Journal, By Richard W. Rahn, The Deficit Bugaboo February 5, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, Slovakia Axes Dividend Tax February 4, 2004, Associated Press, By Brad Cain, Oregonians soundly defeat tax increase February 4, 2004, The Moscow Times, By Patrick Gill, Moscow Expats Get Financially Savvy February 3, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, Tax Competition From The East Forces Austria To Cut Business Tax February 3, 2004, LawAndTax-News.com, by Robin Pilgrim, Heritage Foundation Fellow Speaks On OECD London Meeting February 2004, Manila Bulletin Online, By Fil C. Sionil, OBU, FCDU tax exemption to lure foreign investments January 30, 2004, SwissInfo, OECD tells Swiss to speed up reforms January 29, 2004, The Economist, A taxing battle January 29, 2004, NZZ Online, OECD defuses tax row with Switzerland January 28, 2004, SwissInfo, OECD defuses tax row with Switzerland January 28, 2004, LewRockwell.com, by Paul Craig Roberts, America the Unfree January 27, 2004, The Seattle Times, Terrorism Notebook: Report faults screening of hijackers January 26, 2004, Times Leader, By Dawn Shurmaitis, Patriot Act gives rise to activists' suspicions January 26, 2004, Associated Press, By Linda Deutsch, Part of Patriot Act Ruled Unconstitutional January 23, 2004, The Royal Gazette, By Colin O'Connor, Kerry pledges to end island's 'creed of greed' within 500 days January 23. 2004, The Royal Gazette, by Colin O'Connor, Kerry pledges to end island's 'creed of greed' within 500 days January 22, 2004, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Fox in the henhouse January 21, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Hollywood Producers Explore Bermuda's Potential As Film Financing Centre January 19, 2004, Mondaq, by David G Forbes-Jaeger and John McBrayer, United States: Terrorists, Crimes & Tax: Anti-Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Regulation as the U.S.
Announces a Budget Increase to FinCEN January 16, 2004, The Washington Times, By Daniel J. Mitchell, Diet for leaner lobbying January 16, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, France May Remove Unpopular Business Tax January 16, 2004 , Financial Times, By Peter Nichols, Understanding - Corporate Governance: Viewpoint: Joining battle against the scourge of good business. Bribery and corruption poison
the business environment,making good governance impossible, says Philip Nichols January 15, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Bahamas/US TIEA 'Not Enforceable' Says Finance Ministry January 15, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Bermuda's Offshore Sector Praised By Moody's January 15, 2004, New York Law Journal, by Mark Hamblett, Foreign Tax Claims in U.S. Are Dismissed January 14, 2004, LawAndTax-News.com, by Glen Shapiro, EU Seeks WTO Permission To Impose Sanctions On US January 14, 2004, Reuters on Forbes.com, by Jonathan Nicholson, Report warns US minimum income tax a "time bomb" January 13, 2004, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Outside the box January 13, 2004, The Nassau Guardian, by Martella Matthews, Bahamas buried under TIEA? -- Ministry of Finance says TIEA not enforceable January 13, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Tyco To Remain In Bermuda After Board Rejects Reincorporation January 12, 2004, WCAX-TV (Burlington, Vermont), Governor Downplays Killington Tax Revolt January 12, 2004 , Financial Times, By Paul Betts, OECD urges more investor protection January 12, 2004, Tax-News.com, by Mary Swire, Hong Kong Remains The World's Most Open Economy, According To Survey January 10, 2004, WorldNetDaily.com, World's economic freedom rising despite terror: Low-tax former East bloc nations providing example for Europe January 8, 2004, WCAX-TV (Burlington, Vermont), Killington to Secede from Vermont? January 8, 2004, it-analysis.com, by Bob McDowall, More inept UK money laundering regulations from HM Treasury? January 8, 2004, Toronto Sun, By Tom Godfrey, Yanks will see your tax data January 7, 2004, GovExec.com, By Amelia Gruber, IRS announces major overhaul, layoffs January 6, 2004, The Washington Times, By Jerry Seper, Terror route seen in bank program January 2, 2004, The Washington Times, By John Solomon, Freeze on terror cash not working January 1, 2004, The New York Times, By David Cay Johnston, The Very Rich, It Now Appears, Give Their Share and Even More December 31, 2003, CountryWatch.com, Caribbean's financial sector remains under serious threat, cautions CFATF chairman December 31, 2003, Vancouver Sun, By Neal Hall, How money is laundered: Criminals with lots of cash use various ways to make it look legitimate December 30, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, How far will the dollar fall? December 30, 2003, BBC News, Chinese businessman executed: A man has been executed in southern China after being found guilty of amassing a fortune while his state-owned
investment company went bankrupt December 29, 2003, LewRockwell.com, by Charley Reese, Don't Throw Away Liberty December, 29, 2003, SiliconValley.com, By Steve Johnson, U.S. to require photos, fingerprints of visitors December 18, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Bahamas Commits To Information Sharing Agreement With United States December 17 2003, Independent Online (South Africa), Big Brother keeping tabs on wandering Britons December 17, 2003, Column by Walter E. Williams, Getting back our liberties December 16, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Trading up with neighborhoods December 16, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, EU Savings Tax Directive Aimed At 'Unfair' Tax Competition Says CATO Analyst December 15, 2003, Ludwig von Mises Institute, by Richard C. B. Johnsson, The Fundamentals of a Falling Dollar December 12, 2003, Bermuda Sun, By Robin Holder, Bermuda competition too 'strong' for the E.U. December 12, 2003, The Boston Globe, By Michael Kranish, For Dean, 'captive' insurance a Vt. boon December 12, 2003, Reuters, U.S. banks extend lead as biggest offshore users-BIS December 11. 2003, The Royal Gazette, By Mairi Mallon, Stand up to US, Bermuda told December 11, 2003, The New York Times, By David Cay Johnston, At I.R.S., a Systems Update Gone Awry December 11, 2003, The New Zealand Herald, By Paul Panckhurst, Richina Pacific is off to Bermuda, leaving bad memories December 11, 2003, Financial Times, By Martin Dickson, COMPANIES: UK: Money laundering: time for joined-up thinking December 9, 2003, The Royal Gazette, By Stephen Breen, Anguilla questions UK's commitment to modernisation of OT constitutions December 9, 2003, Video and presentations of AEI's Competition versus Cooperation in Global Tax Policy Conference On December 3, 2003, Robert L. Bartley was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom December 3, 2003, Reuters, By Jonathan Nicholson, U.S. to use bank blacklisting power aggressively December 4, 2003, The Telegraph, By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Brussels considers imposing currency controls December 4, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, France Considers Tax Amnesty To Halt Capital Flight December 1, 2003, Fox-News.com, By Kelley Beaucar Vlahos, Critics Balk at Efforts to Place Internet in Global Grip December 1, 2003, South Florida Business Journal, By Kent Hoover, Visa backlog costs U.S. business deals, tourists December 1, 2003, The Scotsman, by David Simpson, How sovereignty is key to Ireland's tiger success November 27, 2003, The Washington Times, By Audrey Hudson, Orwellian eyes November 25, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, Low Tax Is Shrinking Ireland's Black Economy Says Study November 22, 2003, www.lewrockwell.com, by Jim Lobe, Patriot Act II Headed Our Way November 21, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Is the deficit too small? http://www.washingtontimes.com/commentary/20031120-075859-1132r.htm November 20, 2003, CBSNews.com, By Jill Barton, Limbaugh Defends Bank Activity November 13, 2003, The Economist, Fanning the flames of liberty November 10, 2003, The Bureau of National Affairs, By Lawrence J. Speer, French President Forms Working Group To Study Global Taxation for Development November 7, 2003, LawAndTax-News.com, by Glen Shapiro, US Tax Court Rules On New Jersey Corporate Taxes November 6, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, When Uncle Sam owns the land November 1, 2003, Neue Zürcher Zeitung AG, Money laundering laws face new challenges: Switzerland's laws on money laundering need to be adapted to keep pace with new ways of
washing dirty money. November 2003, Free-Market.net, Tax havens provide refuge for the oppressed October 30 2003, Financial Times, by Mark Turner, UN call to beef up forum on global tax policy October 29, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Price controls can be lethal October 28, 2003, LawAndTax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Bermuda Opposition Calls For Clarification On OECD Commitments October 26, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, A think tank oxymoron? October 24, 2003, San Francisco Chronicle, By David Lazarus, Lazarus At Large: Privacy takes a backseat October 24, 2003, LewRockwell.com, by Butler Shaffer, Property and Order October 23, 2003, The Economist, Triumph of the pygmy state October 21, 2003, Tech Central Station, By Jean Yves Naudet, French Fried October 21, 2003, Impressive Coalition of Free-Market Organization Endorse Repatriation of Foreign Profits October 21, 2003, LawAndTax-News.com, by Glen Shapiro, STEP Expresses Concern Over 'Blacklists' Of Non-OECD Countries October 20, 2003, Financial Times, By Amity Shlaes, The musical discord of the marketplace October 19, 2003, The Boston Globe, By Bruce Mohl, Theirs for the taking: sensitive credit data: Resale of reports depends on an honor system that goes unpoliced October 17, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Curbing the appetite for spending October 17, 2003, LawAndTax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Level Playing Field Not Yet Achieved, OECD Meeting Concludes October 16, 2003, Excerpts from BNA and WTD news articles on the Ottawa Global Tax Forum October 16, 2003, The Washington Times, By Audrey Hudson, Senators join forces to roll back parts of Patriot Act October 14, 2003, The Boston Globe, By Stephen J. Glain, Shining a light on the `secret law' of the IRS October 14, 2003, Caribbean Net News, British territories targeted by Inland Revenue 'hitmen' October 14, 2003, LawAndTax-News.com, by Glen Shapiro, US Economists Endorse Jobs Creation Act October 13, 2003, LawAndTax-News.com, by Robin Pilgrim, OECD Split Threatens Tax Evasion Plans October 11, 2003, The Standard (China), By Mukul Munish, Money flowing into emerging markets October 8, 2003, National Center for Policy Analysis, by Bruce Bartlett, Unemployment and the 35-Hour Work Week October 2, EU Business, EU warns US of huge fines if illegal tax breaks not scrapped October 2, 2003, DW-World.de, German Celebrities Head to Tax Oasis Switzerland September 30, 2003, National Post, by Robert Fife, Thieves nab private data of 120,000 Canadians: Four computers taken from tax department had names, addresses and SIN numbers September 30, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Leroy Baker, No Tax Joy For American Employees Of The UN September 29, 2003, Lowell Sun, By Ian Bishop, Move to overhaul the Patriot Act is picking up steam September 28, 2003, The New York Times, By Eric Lichtblau, U.S. Uses Terror Law to Pursue Crimes From Drugs to Swindling September 25, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Coalition For Tax Competition Praises Congressman's Tax Fight September 25, 2003, The Guardian, by Luke Harding, Becker quits Germany for Swiss tax haven September 24, 2003, DelmarvaNow, By Patrick Jackson, Delaware passes on tax-cheat pact: First State chose not to join IRS program aimed at catching evaders September 21, 2003, The Sacramento Bee, By Sam Stanton and Emily Bazar, Security collides with civil liberties: Debate intensifies over war on terrorism September 18, 2003, Forbes, The Richest People In America: The Forbes 400 September 17, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Saving Iraq September 17, 2003, The Otago Daily Times (New Zealand), By John Gibb, Tax havens cost NZ millions, expert says September 16, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, Primarolo Leaning Towards Reform Of UK Domicile Rules September 15, 2003, The Nassau Guardian, By Martella Matthews, Globalisation's 'dark side': Sears: OECD reforms help big countries, disadvantage small September 15, 2003, The Washington Post, By Keith B. Richburg, Minister's Assassination Looms Over Referendum on Currency September 12, 2003, Reuters, Calif. Legislature OKs Bill Targeting Expat Firms September 12, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Leroy Baker, Uncertainties Remain Over New US Trade Tax Regime September 11, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Dishing out death at the trade table? September 4, 2002, LewRockwell.com, by Charles Adams, An Historian Looks at Tax Havens September 3, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Antigua & Barbuda Granted Panel Hearing In WTO Dispute With US September 3, 2003, Fox News, Study: IRS Advisers Wrong on Tax Law September 2, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Turn off foreign aid? September 2, 2003, Business Day (Johannesburg), by Sanchia Temkin, Making the Most of a Taxing Merry-Go-Round September 1, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Most Americans Will Be Glad To See The Back Of Death Tax August 21, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Designed to fail August 20, 2003, The Washington Times, By Daniel J. Mitchell, Helping U.S. firms compete August 19, 2003, National Review Online, By Daniel J. Mitchell, Corporate Squeeze: It's time to turn high-tax lemons into low-tax lemonade. August 19, 2003, PrudentPolitics.org, by Sean Turner, Hating the Rich August 11, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Unintended side effects August 11, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, Switzerland Tough On Money Laundering Say Bankers August 7, 2003, Investors Offshore.com, by Philip Morton, Cayman Chamber Of Commerce Urges Government To Follow UK's Lead Over KYC August 6, 2003, Washington Post, By Dan Eggen, Patriot Act Faces New Challenge In Court : Group Says Law Limits Free Speech August 1, 2003, Wired News, By Joanna Glasner, Patriot Act Legal Attacks Pile Up August 1, 2003, Dow Jones, By Rob Wells, US Rep Thomas' Corporate Tax Bill Has Net $128 Billion Cost July 13, 2003, Wired News, by Katie Dean, UN Proposes Global Email Tax July 31, 2003, Washington Post, By Dan Eggen, Seizure of Business Records Is Challenged: ACLU and Arab American Groups File Lawsuit Over Element of USA Patriot Act July 30, 2003, Fox News, House Lawmakers Limit Scope of Patriot Act Powers July 30, 2003, CNN, by Kevin Bohn, ACLU files lawsuit against Patriot Act July 28, 2003, Reuters, Private Banking seen shifting to Asia July 28, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Bill Thomas Proposes Tax Cut For Small Firms July 25, 2003, Dow Jones, By Rob Wells, US Rep Thomas Unveils Major Corporate Tax Bill July 25, 2003, The Associated Press, By Mary Dalrymple, House Leader Touts Corporate Tax Cuts June 24, 2003, Cato Institute, by Ed Crane and William Niskanen, Upholding Liberty in America July 24th 2003, The Economist, Secret affair: Regulators turn their attention to the selling of mutual funds July 24, 2003, MonetLaundering.com, Executives blame rigid regulation for plunge in foreign investment July 23, 2003, LawAndTax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, CFP Holds Forum In Panama To Discuss Shipping, Tax Law July 21, 2003, The Washington Post, By Brian Krebs, U.S. Internet Gambling Crackdown Sparks WTO Complaint: Caribbean Nation Charges that U.S. Policies Violate International Trade
Accords July 21, 2003, USA Today, By Edward Iwata, Has hunt for corporate criminals gone too far? July 15, 2003, The Panama News, by Eric Jackson, Tax and registry competition praised in lawyers' forum July 14, 2003, The Guardian, by Ken Messere, Freedom to tax remains secure July 12, 2003, Washington Post, By Brigid Schulte, Bush Offers Morella a Ticket to Paris: White House to Nominate GOP Veteran for Economic Ambassador July 10, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, CFP Attacks IRS Interest Reporting Rule At Senate Hearing July 8, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Leroy Baker, US Economy To Rebound On Tax Cuts, Experts Suggest July 8, 2003, Expatica, It's reform or bust, OECD tells France July 8, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, EU Sanctions On US Goods Unlikely Says Lamy July 8, 2003, Expatica, by Graham Tearse, Whither France? July 7, 2003, The Miami Herald, By Christina Hoag, New passport rules for foreigners July 7, 2003, News24.com, Swiss back banking secrecy July 6, 2003, The New York Times, By David Cay Johnston, I.R.S. Takes Aim at Big Shelters and Hopes Message Filters Down July 5, 2003, The Scotsman, By Tom Parfit, The secret life of Russia's millionaires July 3, 2003, LawAndTax-News.com, by Glen Shapiro, CFP Hits Out At OECD Shipping Initiative July 1, 2003, CF&P E-Mail Update, OECD Attacks International Competition for Ship Registrations July 1, 2003, CF&P E-Mail Update, OECD's Attempt to Cripple Global Competition for Business Incorporation July 1, 2003, The New York Times, By Elizabeth Becker, U.S. Suspends Aid to 35 Countries Over New International Court July 1, 2003, BBC News, Germany 'heading for recession' June 30, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Corporate Tax Reforms Too Slow Says Think Tank June 30, 2003, The New York Times, By Adam Nagourney, Bush Looking to His Right To Shore Up '04 Support June 29, 2003, The Observer, by Conal Walsh, Jersey locals in revolt over bid to keep offshore status: The haven's removal of all business taxes would hit consumers hard June 28, 2003, The Guardian (London), Why rules won't wash on money laundering June 27, 2003, LawAndTax-News, by Robin Pilgrim, Transparency International Report Slams UK Anti-Laundering Regime, Praises Dependencies June 26, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, EU Tax On Internet Could Hurt US Tech Firms Says Lobby Group June 26, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Leroy Baker, US Trade Official Sees End Of FSC Dispute By Year's End June 26, 2003, Cato Institute, by Clyde Wayne Crews Jr., Protecting Privacy in the Database Nation Jun 25, 2003, The Economist, Where did it all go? (Foreign direct investment, from cross-border mergers to the building of new factories, has been battered by global economic
uncertainty and changing attitudes towards corporate marriages. Will it revive any time soon?) June 25, 2003, The Telegraph, Secure sanctuaries or cultural prisons? June 25, 2003, The New York Times, By Richard Bernstein, Aging Europe Finds Its Pension Is Running Out June 24, 2003, Bureau of National Affairs, OECD Countries Pushing Forward On Shipping Security Initiative, Report Says June 23, 2003, Daily Nation (Barbados), by Tony Best, NIS director: Levy used as last resort June 23, 2003, The Guardian, by Charlotte Denny, Fairness? Only when we're not talking tax June 22, 2003, The Observer, by Gaby Hinsliff, Blair ally calls for tax clampdown on foreign tycoons June 22, 2003, SwissInfo, Swiss battle OECD "blacklisting" threat June 21, 2003, The Telegraph, Don't include the taxman in your baggage June 20, 2003, Reuters, IRS wants shelter info from lawyers: Government gets court summons seeking information from Chicago firm's clients. June 20, 2003, Financial Body Revises Anti-Money Laundering Recommendations (FATF's 40 new recommendations) June 20, 2003, OECD's Press Release on the FATF's 40 new recommendations June 20, 2003, BBC News, New rules widen dirty money fight June 18, 2003, BBC News, Experts revise dirty money rules: June 17, 2003, NewsMax.com, New York Costliest U.S. City June 16, 2003, The Moscow Times, FATF Puts Stocks in Spotlight June 12, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, London, Ex-House Leader Lambasts OECD's Tax Policies June 12, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Bahamas' Attorney-General Says FATF Should Ensure Level Playing Field June 12. 2003, The Royal Gazette, By Mairi Mallon, Bermuda still the captives king - but losing ground to rivals June 11, 2003, Forbes, by Luisa Kroll, Americans Losing In The Wealth Race June 11, 2003, LawAndTax-News.com, by Glen Shapiro, US States Flouting Internet Tax Freedom Act June 6, 2003, OECD Standardized Unemployment Rates June 5, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Perils of state-owned news outlets May 30, 2002, Cato Institute, EU Savings Tax Directive A Tax Cartel In Disguise, Cato Expert Says May 29, 2003, USA Today, by Richard Benedetto, 10-year tax cuts signed into law May 29, 2003, The Associated Press, By Jennifer Loven, President Signs Tax Cut Package Into Law May 29, 2003, BusinessWeek Online, By Suzanne Robitaille, Lights, Camera -- Tax Breaks! May 29, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Connecticut To Ban Offshore Firms From State Contracts May 28, 2003, Reuters, US's Snow: Tax Cuts Put Economy on Growth Path May 28, 2003, AFP, Bush signs tax cut into law May 28, 2003, The Times (London), By Christine Seib, Drug groups set up own insurer May 27, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, Bank Secrecy Costs Developing Nations $50 Billion A Year, Says Oxfam May 27, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, No Reduced Tax For Earnings Repatriated To US May 27, 2003, The Times (London), By Christine Seib, Excess bills drive firms to insure themselves May 27, 2003, The Telegraph (London), By Alison Steed, Taxman makes accountants see red May 27 2003, The Barbados Advocate, Secrecy Soon Over May. 26, 2003, The Globe and Mail, By Karen Howlett, OSFI targets offshore accounts: Agency to unveil new rules requiring banks to reveal identity of secret clients May 26, 2003, Forbes, by Jack Anderson, The Misery Index -- Misery Hates Company May 26, 2003, Forbes, Chart: Tax Misery Index May 24-May 25, 2003, The Weekend Australian Financial Review, Is the Greenback in Peril? New kid on the currency block rises as a challenger. May 23, 2003, The Moscow Times, Eyeing Russia, Ukraine Passes a 13% Flat Tax May 22, 2003, Expatica.com, The fight to save the US expat tax break May 21, 2003, USA Today, By William M. Welch, Provision is dropped after expatriates' outcry May 15, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Section 911 Repeal May Have Repercussions For Bermuda May 19, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Ensign Amendment To Senate Tax Bill Welcomed May 16, 2003, CF&P Press Release: Ensign Repatriation Amendment Passes By 3-1 Margin: Shift Toward Territorial Taxation Will Bring Capital to US Economy May 15, 2003, The Times (London), By David Charter, Thatcher's back and gunning for the French May 13, 2003, Senator Shelby Introduces Flat Tax Legislation May 12, 2003, The Nassau Guardian, An update on the OECD harmful tax project May 12, 2003, The Telegraph, UK's tax lead under threat May 12, 2003, WorldNetDaily.com, by Pat Buchanan, When the right was right May 12, 2003, Forbes.com, by Neil Weinberg, Criminalizing Capitalism: Politicians are punishing Wall Street to avenge a stock market gone sour. Main Street and small investors will be among the unintended victims.
May 12, 2003, The Associated Press, By Martin Crutsinger, Sources: U.S. to Bring Case Against EU May 11, 2003, Reuters, By Elif Kaban Report: Swiss Private Banks a Dying Breed May 8, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Cayman Delegation Discuss Regulatory Issues In Washington May 8, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, Jersey Business Braces Itself For Increasing Scrutiny From IR May 7, 2003, Fox News, Libraries Rally Against USA Patriot Act May 7, 2003, CNN News, EU cleared for U.S. trade battle May 6, 2003, By Paul Craig Roberts, "The Rights Of Englishmen" – The Wrongs Of American Prosecutors May 6, 2003, The Washington Times, By Bill Gertz, France helped Iraqis escape May 6, 2003, The Telegraph (London), Wealth divides true relationship banking May 6, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, EU Constitutional Convention Moving Towards Harmonised Tax Regime May 5, 2003, The Telegraph (London), UK's tax lead under threat May 1, 2003, The Times Online (London), by Anatole Kaletsky, Capitalism is humanity's most benign creation April 30, 2003, BBC News, By James Arnold, What is the OECD for? April 30, 2003, Reuters, By Jon Boyle, OECD-shipowning secrecy poses "maritime 9/11" risk April 29, 2003, Investors Offshore.com, by Carla Johnson, International Business Companies (Amendment) Act 2003 Enacted In BVI April 29 , 2003, The Nassau Guardian, by Lindsay Thompson, Red tape 'stifling' investment: Govt set to overhaul 'hurried' finance laws April 29, 2003. Reuters, C/Net, News.com, Infeneon mulls leaving Germany. April 28, 2003, The Von Mises Institute, by Karen de Coster, Will Liechtenstein's Autonomy Prevail? April 28, 2003, Dallas Morning News, by Anuradha Raghunathan, Private banking continues to grow April 27, 2003, The Jamaica Observer, Eastern Caribbean states agree to economic union, common passport April 24, 2004, BBC News, By Hugh Schofield, Elf trial reveals moral vacuum April 22, 2003, The Nassau Guardian, Deepen capital markets April 21, 2003, Cato Institute, by Benjamin Powell, Markets Created a Pot of Gold in Ireland April 18, 2003, LawAndTax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, CFP Welcomes Sweeney Tax Legislation April 15, 2003, The Nassau Guardian, Are we there yet?: No quick fixes likely for Bahamian economy April 15, 2003, The American Enterprise Online, By Fred Gedrich, Don't Trust the U.N.: It has always failed at nation building. April 15, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, Gordon Brown May Back Off Changing Non-Domicile Tax Status April 14, 2003, BBC News, US tax sleuths 'in a shambles' May 15, 2003, CQ Today, By Jill Barshay, Democratic Senator Champion of Tax Cut, while Republican Leaders Cast as Villains April 12, 2002, Cato Institute, by Veronique de Rugy, The Latest IRS Scare Campaign April 9, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, US Hi-Tech Firms Lobby For Tax Cut On Foreign Earnings April 8, 2003, Guardian Unlimited, IRS Money Woes Strain Tax Enforcement April 8, 2003, CNN/Money, By Leslie Haggin Geary, The real tax nightmare: Millions of taxpayers discover they owe a little known, but more expensive, tax. April 8, 2003, The Associated Press, GAO: IRS Says Budget Too Small to Enforce Tax Laws April 8, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Senate Tax Exile Bill Extends The Long Arm Of The IRS April 6, 2003, The Miami Herald, by Dave Barry, Want a little something EGTRRA? April 7, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, French PM Advocates Domestic Tax And Spending Cuts April 3. 2003, The Royal Gazette, By Becky Ausenda, McDermott to consider relocation April 1, 2003, Christian Science Monitor, A Taxing Problem April 1, 2003, Expatica.com, Expats face 'loyalty test' April 2003, World Bank, Gross National Income Tacles – 2001 March 27, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, OECD Praises Ireland For Taking 'High Road' In Tax Policy March 27, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Robert Lee, New Stealth Tax Could Spark Exodus Of Entrepreneurs From UK March 27, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, OECD Praises Ireland For Taking 'High Road' In Tax Policy March 27, 2003, Law and Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, ITIO Warns Over Erosion Of Level Playing Field March 25, 2003, China Daily, Increasing flow of foreign cash March 25, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Chief Minister Enthuses Over BVI Financial Sector's Performance March 21, 2003, Maritime Press, OECD moves to lift corporate veil March 21, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, Guernsey Bank Deposits Fall 6.8% in 2002 March 20, 2003, Legal Times, by Vanessa Blum, U.S. Mounts New Attack on Privilege: Corporate defense bar sees threat to vigorous counseling March 20, 2003, Telegraph (London), By Simon English, IMF admits its policies seldom work. [Link to full article:] March 20, 2003, The Nassau Guardian, By Lindsay Thompson, 'BISX must not die!' March 18, 2003, Insight on the News, By Jamie Dettmer, Must U.S. Banks Be Kept in Check? March 14 2003, Tax-News.com, by Tatiana Smolenskaya, Putin Calls Time On The Tax Police March 13 2003, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, US Institute Recommends Low-Tax Policies To Congress March 10, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, EU Seeks To Firm Up Tax Co-operation Plans With Switzerland March 10, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Mary Swire, New Zealand Will Cut Tax To Attract Foreign Investors March 10, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, France Executes U-Turn Over Tax Cuts March 6, 2003, Bloomberg, By John F. Wasik, The IRS Is Still Watching You March 2, 2003, Gainesville Sun, By Cory Reiss, Treasury writing extensive money-laundering rules February 27, 2003, BusinessWeek, By Jane Black, These Are Not Your Father's Wiretaps: Privacy advocates fear that the FBI's need to monitor Internet Age technologies, such as
voice over IP, will give it far too sweeping powers February 26, 2003, BBC News, German economy at a standstill: Germany's economy stopped growing at the end of 2002, after showing only minimal expansion during the rest of the
year. February 25, 2003, Edinburgh Evening News, By Richard Laverick, Avoidance and evasion are very different routes February 24, 2003, SwissInfo, Swiss set sights on the Big Apple February 23, 2003, BBC News, India proposes foreign exchange tax February 22, 2003, St. Petersburg Times, By Jeff Harrington, Terror Indictments: Case raises questions on money flow February 14, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, OECD Responds To 'Level Playing Field' Concerns February 13, 2003, Associated Press, 14 Die in Violent Bolivian Tax Protests February 6, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Lorys Charalambous, Cyprus Tax On Boats Will Empty Marinas, Say Owners February 5, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, EU Threatens Corporation Tax, Says London Lawyer February 4, 2003, Tax-News.com, US Institute Advises Bahamas To Resist EU/OECD Pressure March 10, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, EU Seeks To Firm Up Tax Co-operation Plans With Switzerland March 10, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Mary Swire, New Zealand Will Cut Tax To Attract Foreign Investors March 10, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, France Executes U-Turn Over Tax Cuts February 21, 2003, Cato Institute, by Veronique de Rugy, Bush's Achilles' Heel March 18, 2003, Insight on the News, By Jamie Dettmer, Must U.S. Banks Be Kept in Check? February 27, 2003, BusinessWeek, By Jane Black, These Are Not Your Father's Wiretaps: Privacy advocates fear that the FBI's need to monitor Internet Age technologies, such as
voice over IP, will give it far too sweeping powers March 2, 2003, Gainesville Sun, By Cory Reiss, Treasury writing extensive money-laundering rules February 26, 2003, BBC News, German economy at a standstill: Germany's economy stopped growing at the end of 2002, after showing only minimal expansion during the rest of the year.
February 26, 2003, Cato Institute, by Marian L. Tupy, The European Rift Goes Beyond Politics February 25, 2003, Edinburgh Evening News, By Richard Laverick, Avoidance and evasion are very different routes February 24, 2003, SwissInfo, Swiss set sights on the Big Apple February 23, 2003, BBC News, India proposes foreign exchange tax February 22, 2003, St. Petersburg Times, By Jeff Harrington, Terror Indictments: Case raises questions on money flow February 14, 2003, Tech Central Station, By Veronique de Rugy, Bush's Devilish Deficits February 14, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, OECD Responds To 'Level Playing Field' Concerns February 13, 2003, Associated Press, 14 Die in Violent Bolivian Tax Protests February 12, 2003, The Washington Times, by Bruce Bartlett, Recipe for capital . . . with seasonings February 11, 2003, National Review Online, By Veronique de Rugy, Bush's Achilles' Heel: Governement spending is out of control. February 7, 2003, National Review Online, By Raymond J. Keating, New Mexico's Supply-Sider: An ex-Clintonista is talking tax cuts. February 6, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Lorys Charalambous, Cyprus Tax On Boats Will Empty Marinas, Say Owners February 5, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, EU Threatens Corporation Tax, Says London Lawyer February 4, 2003, Tax-News.com, US Institute Advises Bahamas To Resist EU/OECD Pressure February 3, 2003, BusinessWeek Online, By Pete Engardio, Aaron Bernstein, and Manjeet Kripalani, The New Global Job Shift January 30, 2003, The Associated Press, Ted Turner Now a Floridian January 30, 2003, The Moscow Times.com, By Robert Skidelsky and Pavel Erochkine, The Debate Over Capital Flight January 29, 2003, The Peninsula (Qatar), Gold smuggling still rife: Seminar January 29, 2003, Tax-News.com, Antigua Tells OECD: 'All Bets Are Off' January 26, 2003, Reuters, By Kristin Roberts, Intl bankers struggle to unravel Patriot Act rules January 24, 2003, CayPolitics News, Cayman Highly Critical of EU Savings Initiative; Questions Legitimacy January 24, 2003, Reuters, US, Switzerland ink pact on tax info exchange January 15, 2003, The Telegraph (London), By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Red tape and low funding 'has Europe trailing US' January 21, 2003, Tax-News.com, The IRS's Credit Card 'Amnesty' Program Explained January 14, 2003, The Miami Herald, by Leigh Strope, IRS Offers Foreign Credit Card Amnesty January 13, 2003, Tech Central Station, by Hans Labohm, Eliminating 'Eurosclerosis' January 9, 2003, OffshoreOn.com, Tax Reform or Anti-Tax Haven Legislation? The Political Dilemma January 7, 2003, Financial Times, By Andrew Parker, Ed Crooks and Philip Coggan, Dividend reform brings US closer to rivals January 7, 2003, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Sanders Renews Attack On OECD December 30, 2003, The New York Times, Is Saudi Arabia Tough Enough on Terrorism?, By Allan Gerson and Ron Motley December 20, 2002, LewRockwell.com, by Robert Stewart, How I Became a Libertarian December 20, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Antiguan Diplomat Warns Over Disappearance Of Level Playing Field Over Tax December 19, 2002, CayPolitics News, UK Should Not Have Control of Our Financial Affairs" December 17, 2002, Tax-News.com, US Treasury Sets Out International Tax Agenda December 13, 2002, Bermuda Sun, By Mairi Mallon, Bermuda faces hedge fund threat December 13, 2002, The Royal Gazette, By Lilla Zuill, Island must get in the arena December 13, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, CFP President Cautiously Welcomes Snow's Appointment To Treasury Washington December 12, 2002, The Economist, The needle in the haystack December 11, 2002, Investors Offshore (via Tax-News.com), by Leroy James, Hedge Funds Are Anxiously Eyeing IRS Rules On Insurance Wrappers December 11, 2002, Tech Central Station, By Stephen W. Stanton, For Richer, Not for Poorer December 11, 2002, The Royal Gazette, By Lilla Zuill, Snow could favour tax reform Decmber 10, 2002, Government of the Republic of Panama, Press Release No. 230: Panama Reiterates to the OECD the Need for Equitable and Non-Discriminatory Treatment Decmber 10, 2002, Government of the Republic of Panama, Press Release No. 230: Panama Reiterates to the OECD the Need for Equitable and Non-Discriminatory Treatment December 1, 2002, The New York Times, By George Parker in Brussels, France and Germany call for EU tax accord November 29, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, World Bank Commissions Study On Needs Of Eastern Caribbean Economies November 29, 2002, The Royal Gazette, By Lilla Zuill, Free market advocates to speak at BIBA AGM November 26, 2002, The New York Times, By Edmund L. Andrews, U.S. to Seek to Abolish Many Tariffs November 26, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, Jersey And Guernsey Both Announce Plans To Reduce Corporate Tax To Zero November 26, 2002, The Washington Times, by Lawrence Kudlow, The deficit fandango November 26, 2002, WSJ: Opinion Journal, Editorial Page, The Putin Curve November 26, 2002, The Washington Times, by Arnold Beichman, Anti-Americanism redux abroad November 25, 2002, WSJ: Opinion Journal, By Robert L. Bartley, Permanent, Marginal, Immediate: There's three things to remember about stimulative tax cuts. November 25, 2002, Tax-News.com, $6bn Withholding Tax Goes Unreclaimed, Says GOAL November 18, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, United States Withdraws Money Laundering Advisory For Niue November 2002, Portfolio International, UK tax burden on the rise – OECD report November 18,2002, BBC News, Schroeder warned over higher taxes November 17, 2002, Washington Post, By Peter Finn, Hit Song Taxes German's Patience: Parody Mocks Schroeder on Economy November 15, 2002, The Financial Times, By Paul Betts, OECD may toughen its business code November 15, 2002, OffshoreOn.com: US Treasury Issues New Disclosure Rules for Tax Shelters November 14, 2002, The New York Times, By William Safire, You Are a Suspect November 14, 2002, AFX News, US' Dam says Bush adminstration to work on international corp tax overhaul November 14, 2002, The Nassau Guardian (Bahamas), By Lindsay Thompson, OECD pressures ahead November 13, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Hong Kong Named Freest Economy For Ninth Year Running November 12, 2002, The Washington Post, By Brian Krebs, State Coalition Approves Internet Sales Tax Plan; Prospects in Legislatures, GOP Congress Uncertain November 12, 2002, Online Pravda, Money Circulation in the World: Britain and Germany invest in Russia, but Russia invests in America November 12, 2002, The Heritage Foundation, 2003 Index of Economic Freedom November 12, 2002, International Herald Tribune, By Peter Eigen, Multinationals' bribery goes unpunished November 9, 2002, The New York Times, By David Cay Johnston, A Busy Week for the U.S. in Its Pursuit of Tax Rebels November 8, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe,Gibraltarians Almost Unanimous Against Joint Sovereignty November 8, 2002, Tax-News.com, Republican Win Positive For Tax Competition, Says Washington's CFP November 6, 2002, Free market Net, by J.D. Tuccille, Americans again question government power November 5, 2002, BBC News, Jersey signs tax agreement with US November 5, 2002, BBC News, Jersey signs tax agreement with US November 5, 2002, The New York Times, By David Cay Johnston, Departing Chief Says I.R.S. Is Losing War on Tax Cheats November 4, 2002, BBC News, by Julian Knight, Britons burdened by red tape November 4, 2002, Tax-News.com, Panama's Foreign Minister Attacks The OECD November 3, 2002, The Washington Times, by Hugo Gurdon, The Nice treaty not so nice for the U.S. November 1, 2002, The Washington Times, by Ernest S. Christian & Gary A. Robbins, Stealth approach to tax reform November 1, 2002, BDFM Publishers, Secretive Swiss law mops out fraud October 31, 2002, Telegraph (London), By Toby Harnden, US may set up MI5-style spy agency in security shake-up October 31, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, International Meeting On OECD Measures Takes Place In Cayman October 31, 2002, Washington Post, By Jonathan Weisman, Inching Away From Income Tax: 'Value-Added' Levy Would Turn System Upside Down October 31, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Rossotti Again Draws Attention To Dwindling IRS Resources October 31, 2002, Tax-News.com, FATF Told: 'Physician, Heal Thyself' October 30, 2002, The Washington Times, by Daniel J. Mitchell, Two cheers for bankruptcy October 2002, CRM Magazine, PATRIOT Act Takes Aim at the Financial Sector: Knowing your customer has become more than a business imperative. October 30, 2002, The Washington Times, By Bruce Bartlett, Be wary of the VAT tax option October 29, 2002, OffshoreOn.com: Money Laundering is a Growth Industry October 29, 2002, Competitive Enterprise Institute, by Hugo Gurdon Not-So-Super Superstate: A Bad Thing Gets Bigger October 28, 2002, The Washington Times, by John Linder, Make the code less taxing October 28, 2002, The Washington Times, by Bruce Bartlett, Political washout on class warfare October 26, 2002, Washington Post, By Jonathan Weisman, Treasury To Pitch Tax-Code Changes: Package Designed To Simplify System October 24, 2002, The Economist, Restoring Europe's smile: These are not the best of times for the European Union. Here's why October 24, 2002, The Washington Times, by Richard W. Rahn, Prime the pump for prosperity October 2002, Knowledge@Wharton, EU Expansion Moves Closer to Reality October 23, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, Hasler Confirms Liechtenstein's Position On EU Savings Tax October 22, 2002, Swissinfo, Anti-terrorist official warns against complacency October 18, 2002, Offshoreon.com, By W. William A. Woods, Why Legitimate Companies Use Offshore Financial Centres October 22, 2002, Washington Times, by Carlos Boyadjian, Family Aid Boosts Latin Economies October 21, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, EU Budget Commissioner Mulls New Tax On EU Citizens October 22, 2002, Sports Illustrated, Becker's trial spotlights tax exiles October 21, 2002, The Guardian, Cosy tax deals: Inland Revenue needs cross-examining October 21, 2002, National Center for Policy Analysis, By Bruce Bartlett, Why Profits Are Trending Down October 17, 2002, NewsMax.com, Armey and ACLU Agree: Ashcroft's Justice 'out of Control' October 17, 2002; Washington Post, By Douglas Farah, Report Decries Saudi Laxity: U.S. Must Act to Dry Up Al Qaeda Funds, Policy Group Says October 16, 2002, CBS.MarketWatch.com, By Rex Nutting, O'Neill to propose far-reaching tax reform: Revenue, not behavior modification, should be the goal October 16, 2002, BBC News, by Jeremy Scott-Joynt, Offshore rules run into the sand October 15, 2002, Financial Planning Interactive, by Steve Garmhausen, "Patriot"-ism Could be Expensive, Expert Says: The USA Patriot Act could cost small planning firms
up to $100,000 in its first year. October 15, 2002, Yahoo News, IRS Weighs Using Debt Collectors to Get Back Taxes October 12, 2002, Pacific Business News, Niue, Marshalls leave money laundering hall of shame October 10, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, US Treasury Deputy Secretary Speaks On International Tax Reform October 10, 2002, Rational Review, by R. Lee Wrights, Losing the War on Tax Evasion October 09, 2002, Fox News, By Liza Porteus, Privacy Comes Under the Technology Gun October 8, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, Adam Smith Institute Warns Gordon Brown Over Tax Hikes October 4, 2002, Island Sun (BVI), Chief Minister supports major plan to eradicate Corporate Crime October 4, 2002, Business Insurance, By Douglas McLeod, OECD members to share information on reinsurers October 4, 2002, Orlando Business Journal, by Jim Freer, Customer screening rules may extend beyond banks: Auto dealers, pawn shop owners may also be facing new security-driven
rules October 4, 2002, Island Sun (BVI), CM supports major plan to eradicate Corporate Crime October 2, 2002, AccountancyMagazine.com, by Bob Reynolds, Body condemns OECD report: STEP challenges findings on tax havens October 2, 2002, The Economist, No conviction October 2, 2002, The New York Times, By Matt Richtel, House Passes Bill to Combat Internet Gambling in the U.S. October 2, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, EU Warns Switzerland That Bilateral Negotiations May Stall Over Savings Tax Issue October 1, 2002, Capitalism Magazine, by Thomas Sowell, Latest Version of Old Ploy October 1, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, McCreevy Hits Back As Economists Warn On Effects Of Irish Tax Cuts October 1, 2002, The New York Times, By Paul Meller, Europeans to Exempt U.S. From War Court October 1, 2002, Tax-News.com, Bahamas Supreme Court Strengthens Banking Secrecy October 1, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Robert Lee, 'Tax Havens' Are Here To Stay In UK, Report Suggests September 30, 2002, Hoover Institution: Weekly Essays, by Arnold Beichman, United States-European Union Split September 30, 2002, Ron Holland's speech at the Third Annual Global Investment Seminar in Vienna, Austria, The Washington Empire's War Now Threatens Your Liberty & Investment
Portfolio September 30, 2002, Miami Herald, By Gregg Fields, A new economic era for the Bahamas September 30, 2002, Associated Press, EU warns Swiss to reach deal on bank secrecy rules September 29, 2002, Washington Post, By Albert B. Crenshaw, IRS Watching Cheaters Beat the System September 29, 2002, Washington Post, By George F. Will, Tort Reform Now September 26, 2002, The Washington Times, by Richard W. Rahn, Close the Mint? September 26, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Rossotti Warns Over Sophisticated Tax Cheats September 25, 2002, Capitalism Magazine, By Richard M. Salsman, The Trend Toward Totalitarian Government September 25, 2002, Associated Press, By Curt Anderson, IRS' top boss predicts epidemic of tax cheating: Reduced work force can't keep up with complex schemes September 25, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, Jersey May Have To Reduce Corporate Income Tax To Zero September 25, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Barbados Government Reviewing US Tax Treaty Proposals September 24, 2002, BBC News, Tax havens fight back against OECD September 24, 2002, Tax-News.com, STEP And ITIO Issue Report Critical Of OECD September 24, 2002, Washington Post, By Jonathan Weisman, Tax-Haven Firms Lobbying Against Curbs September 23, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, Swiss Bankers Attack Britain Over EU Savings Tax Row September 22, 2002, The Observer, by Conal Walsh and Faisal Islam, Hypocrites head for the havens: Despite cracking down on offshore tax boltholes, the Government itself is
increasingly taking advantage of them September 21, 2002, The Guardian, by Charlotte Denny, The rich can afford a degree of privacy that costs us money September 20, 2002, Investors Offshore.com, by Carla Johnson, US Treasury Extends Anti-Laundering Laws September 20, 2002, ITV.com, Boris Becker to stand trial September 20, 2002, The New York Times, By Edmund L. Andrews, A Civil War Within a Trade Dispute September 19, 2002, Swiss Info , Banks lash out at British interference September 18, 2002, The Guardian, Obscure Tax to Affect 36 Million September 17, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Leroy James, Struggling IRS At The Mercy Of Politicians September 17, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, Ireland Welcomes Brussels Think Tank's Report September 16, 2002, Offshoreon.com, Central Bank: Regulatory Uncertainty Caused Fall in Registrations September 16, 2002, Investors Offshore.com, by Philip Morton, IRS To Target Tax Shelter Investors, High Income Taxpayers September 13, 2002, The Future of Freedom Foundation, by Sheldon Richman, Repeal the Corporate Tax September 13, 2002, The Wall Street Journal, By Michael M. Phillips and Russell Gold, Trade Gap Widens to Record, Menacing Economic Recovery September 12, 2002, Centre for European Policy Studies, The Prospects for Offshore Financial Centres in Europe September 4, 2002, Freedom Alliance, by Thomas Kilgannon, Freedom Alliance Condemns UN Treatment of United States More from the Freedom Alliance September 4, 2002, Cato Institute, by Jerry Taylor, It's the Third World -- Not the West -- That's Unsustainable September 3, 2002, Cascade Policy Institute, by John A. Charles, Sustainable development September 2, 2002, Swiss Info, Chirac to back "globalisation tax" talks September 2, 2002, Tax-News.com, , by Ulrika Lomas, The WTO Approves Proposed EU Sanctions Against US September 2002, Ashcroft Watch, Nat Hentoff, The Terror of Pre-Crime August 30, 2002, Associated Pres, By Naomi Koppel, WTO Allows EU's Sanctions on U.S. August 29, 2002, The New York Times, IRS Wants Wider Credit Card Probe August 27, 2002, Star Tribune, By Shira Kantor, Federal government's bookkeeping needs fixing, too August 26, 2002, Insight Magazine, By Kelly Patricia O'Meara, Losing the War for Civil Liberties August 21, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, US Retailers Up In Arms About EU Digital VAT Plan August 20, 2002, The Guardian, by Richard Norton-Taylor and Stuart Millar, Privacy fear over plan to store email: EU wants data retained to help fight against crime August 20, 2002, The Jersey Evening Post, by Christine Herbert, Island hit by US tax blow August 19, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, IRS Seeks Access To More Records In Offshore Credit Card Probe August 19, 2002, The Washington Times, by Bruce Bartlett, Addressing the tax increase bias August 14, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Robert Lee, CNI Chief Accuses EU Enlargement Commissioner Of 'Blackmail' August 14, 2002, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Punishment with widening ripples August 14, 2002, The Washington Times, By Ben Barber, U.S. accuses EU of jawboning nations August, 14, 2002, BBC News, OECD: What is it and what does it do? August 13, 2002, Tech Central Station, by James K. Glassman, Buy Europe or Bye Europe? August 12, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, UK Appoints New Minister For The Channel Islands August 12, 2002, The Christian Science Monitor, By Abraham McLaughlin, States raise taxes and boost fees to fill gaps: Worst budget woes in 10 years bring hikes in such things as 'sin' taxes
and car fees. August 9, 2002, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, US States Target Tax-Avoiding Corporations August 7, 2002, Tax-News.com, STEP and ITIO Issue Study Critical of OECD August 7, 2002, Wired.com, By Eliot Borin, Feds Open 'Total' Tech Spy System August 6, 2002, The Washington Times, by Richard W. Rahn, Pursuit of economic literacy August 6, 2002, The Bureau of National Affairs, Criticism Continues for Narrowed Proposal On Nonresident Alien Interest Reporting August 3, 2002, Financial Times, LEX COLUMN: Corporate inversions August 1, 2002, International Money Marketing, EU savings tax directive "dead", say US groups July 31, 2002, The Bureau of National Affairs, Thomas Mulls Hearing on EU Savings Tax, Nonresident Alien Interest Reporting Rules July 26, 2002, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Outside view: Good numbers, bad standards June 26, 2002, Cato Policy Analysis No. 443, by Timothy Lynch, Breaking the Vicious Cycle Preserving Our Liberties While Fighting Terrorism July 25, 2002, The Bureau of National Affairs, Treasury, EU Still in Contact on Savings Tax; Interest Group Asserts White House Rejection July 25, 2002, Tax-News.com, CFP Says EU Savings Directive Is Dead July 26, 2002, The Independent (London), Outlook: A taxing matter the Bush Administration can ill afford to can July 22, 2002, Insight on the News Magazine, By John Berlau, Tax-Code Trauma July 20, 2002, Financial Times, by Luis Suarez-Villa, Letters To The Editor: Wrong way to tackle EU's tax evaders June 2, 2002, The Washington Times, Letter-to-the-Editor from U.S. Senator Charles Grassley May 24, 2002, The Bureau of National Affairs, by Joe Kirwin, EU Workers 20 Percent Less Efficient Than U.S. Workers, Commission Report Says May 21, 2002, The Houston Chronicle, by Jim Barlow, Islands a tropical haven from grind of U.S. tax code April 19, 2002, The Bureau of National Affairs, Model Information Exchange Agreement Presented for OECD Tax Havens Initiative February 27, 2002, Fox News Network, Political Headlines, Senior Democratic senator appears to blame the Bush administration for the 9-11 attacks January 16, 2002, Bureau of National Affairs, by Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, CFP Study Indicates Laundering Prevalent in High-Tax Countries January 15, 2002, Bureau of National Affairs, By Myrna Zelaya-Quesada and Gary G. Yerkey, U.S. Resolved to Comply With WTO, Protect Multinational Corporations January 11, 2002, Bureau of National Affairs, by Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, Crane Questions Treasury's Support Of Information Exchange Agreements December 20, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Brant Goldwyn, Center Urges OMB to Review Reporting Rules For Interest Earnings of Nonresident Aliens December 14, 2001, CNN Money Morning Show, Guest: Dan Mitchell, Congress Still Stalled on Stimulus Package December 7, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, Experts Praise EU Harmonization Effort But Foresee Difficulties With Transition December 6, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, OECD Report Anticipates Rise in Use of Corporate Entities for Tax Evasion December 5, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Joe Kirwin, Luxembourg, Austria Raise Obstacles To EU Cross-Border Savings Tax Plan November 29 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, Compliance With International Tax Efforts Could Damage U.S. Economy, Center Says November 27, 2001, Stand Point (BVI), by Susan Henighan, Macthavious denies that territory is preparing to sign OECD agreement Friday November 16, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, By Bud Newman, Senate Passes, Sends President Bush Bill Extending Internet Tax Moratorium November 15, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Patrick Tracey and Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, OECD Extends Harmful Tax Deadline; Britain Takes Responsibility for Gibraltar November 11, 2001, Forbes Magazine, Richard C. Morais, Private Banking: R.I.P. November 11, 2001, Forbes Magazine, Richard C. Morais, The Myth of Swiss Bank Secrecy November 5, 2001, New York Times, by Jeff Gerth And Judith Miller, U.S. Gets Help in Finding and Freezing bin Laden's Funds November 4, 2001, E-Commerce Tax News, by David Hardesty, Will Offshore E-Commerce Survive Anti-Terrorism? November 2, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, Offshore Tax Expert Says Private Banking Is Changing November 1, 2001, Caribbean Media Corporation,By Johnson JohnRose, CMC FEATURE – SANDERS: Not Much has changed with OECD November 1, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, US Official Reiterates Opposition To OECD Tax Initiative November 1 2001, Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel, by Deanna Zammit, Task force targets terror money network November 1, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, Switzerland Praised By US Politician Over Money Laundering Controls November 1, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Bahamas Anti-Money Laundering Laws Superior To Some OECD Countries, Says BSFB November 1 2001, Financial Times, Editorial comment: Terrorist funds October 31, 2001, International Herald Tribune, by Denise Couture, Muted Response to U.S. Law October 31, 2001, International Herald Tribune, by Eric Pfanner, Tightening the System October 30, 2001, CNET News.com, by Troy Wolverton, Economic, political shifts revive calls for e-tail levies October 30, 2001, WorldNetDaily.com, a Stratfor Global Intelligence Update, Worldwide sweep of U.S. anti-terror law International financial transactions to be impacted October 30, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Leroy Baker, US Banks Escape Strictest Anti-Money Laundering Rules October 29, 2001, Herald Tribune, by John Hielscher, Some local bankers are wary of money-laundering legislation October 29, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Panama Praised For Speedy Response To Terrorist Attacks October 28, 2001, Financial Times, by Michael Peel and Edward Alden, Fresh action may be taken on terror funds October 27 2001, South Florida Sun Sentinel, By Antonio Fins, Law triggers new paper trails October 26, 2001, The Christian Science Monitor, By Gail Russell Chaddock, How authorities will be monitoring your money October 26, 2001, The New York Times, By David Gonzalez, Changed Panama Banks Root Out Terror Funds October 26, 2001, Insight Magazine, by John Berlau, Banks and Suspicion October 25, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, ITIO Calls For Consistency From OECD October 25, 2001, Financial Times; Global Investing: Veils drop from offshore hideaways October 29, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Washington Lobbyists Celebrate Tax Haven Victory October 28, 2001, Gainesville (Fla) Sun, by Corey Reiss, Money laundering laws fortified after attacks October 28, 2001, Bloomberg News (Charlotte Observer), By Bob Gravely, U.S. banks stave off strictest of new rules Burden to combat money laundering would fall overseas October 24, 2001, Miami Herald, By J. Bussey, Administration may shelve IRS proposal October 22, 2001, U.S.News & World Report, by Marianne Lavelle, Helping the money launderers: Banks find reasons to resist efforts to crack down on terrorist cash flow October 21 2001, Business Ireland, Tom McEnaney, OECD says Ireland will top world growth October 18, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, OECD Launches Renewed Attack On Offshore Jurisdictions October 11, 2001, Tax-News.com, Money-Laundering Bills Are Flawed, Says US Think-Tank October 11, 2001, National Review Online, by John J. Miller & Ramesh Ponnuru's, Dirty Money, Foolish Laws: How not to fight money laundering October 8, 2001, Newsweek International, By Rana Foroohar, Storming the Fortress, Investigators are rushing to crack open the bank secrecy that allows terrorists to hide their money trail October 8, 2001, The Weekly Standard, by James Higgins, Follow the Money...But don't hold your breath October 6, 2001, Financial Times, By Edward Alden and Richard Wolffe, FIGHT AGAINST TERROR ECONOMY: US Congress prepares
sweeping new laws to combat money laundering: TERRORIST FINANCE: Legislation will bring in crackdown on movement of criminal funds after dramatic policy change by Bush administration October 4, 2001, Reason, by Michael W. Lynch, Following the Money: The September 11th attack revives an attack on offshore banking September 30, 2001, Independent.co.uk, By Paul Lashmar and Heather Tomlinson, The sun goes down in tax-free paradise, A clampdown on money laundering may force some havens out of business. But will it hurt the terrorists? September 30, 2001, Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel, By Antonio Fins, Terrorists' cash flows in secret world September 28, 2001, Cato Institute, by Adam Thierer, National ID Cards: New Technologies, Same Bad Idea September 28, 2001, Financial Times, By Edward Alden, Congress likely to approve tougher laws September 26, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Justin Gorringe, Offshore Jurisdictions Will Agree To US Anti-Terrorist Demands September 26, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, The Bahamas New Financial Services Laws Will Help Fight Terrorism September 24, 2001, The New Republic, by Jeffrey Rosen, Terrorism and Freedom, Then and Now: Law and Order September 24, 2001, Wired, by Declan McCullagh, Why Liberty Suffers in War Time September 21, 2001, Washington Post, By Robert O'Harrow Jr., David S. Hilzenrath and Karen DeYoung, Bin Laden's Money Takes Hidden Paths To Agents of Terror September 18, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Jeremy Hetherington-Gore, US Moves Towards Draconian Money-Laundering Powers September 17, 2001, Forbes Magazine, by Richard C. Morais, Floating Tax Haven September 10, 2001, The Weekly Standard, By Jeremy Rabkin, Eurojustice An exercise in posing and preening September 5, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Jason Gorringe, OECD Answers 17 Questions From Low-Tax Jurisdictions September 5, 2001, Panorama (via Tax-News.com), Gibraltar's Chief Minister Confirms Fear Of Exodus Remains September 5, 2001, National Center for Policy Analysis: Opinion Editorial, by Bruce Bartlett, Taxing Foreign Exchange Transactions September 2001, LewRockwell.com, A Tribute to Trade, by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. of the Ludwig von Mises Institute August 30, 2001, Financial Times, By Michael Peel, ACCOUNTANCY: Question marks linger: The Revenue owes the public a much fuller explanation of why the number of incomplete records has increased recently August 30, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, FATF Condemned As 'Toothless Poodle' Over Internet Gaming August 30, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Jeremy Hetherington-Gore, Nobody Believes In The Tobin Tax, Not Even Prof. Tobin August 30, 2001, Financial Times, By Michael Peel, ACCOUNTANCY: Question marks linger: The Revenue owes the public a much fuller explanation of why the number of incomplete records has increased recently August 30, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, FATF Condemned As 'Toothless Poodle' Over Internet Gaming August 30, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Jeremy Hetherington-Gore, Nobody Believes In The Tobin Tax, Not Even Prof. Tobin August 29, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Antigua and Barbuda Forges Ahead In Money Laundering Fight August 29 200, Financial Times, By Robert Graham, Jospin backs moves for cross-border capital tax August 29, 2001, The Guardian, by, Jon Henley, France attacks America's high-handed unilateralism, Special report: George Bush's America August 29 2001, The Times, by Mark Tantam, Institutions to bear costs of euro money-laundering August 27, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, By Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, Ambassador of OECD Tax Havens Target Complains Countries Denied Participation August 25, 2001, Financial Times, By CAROLA HOYOS, WEEKEND INVESTOR: An unwelcome wedding guest: When an American marries a foreigner, watch out for Uncle Sam's long arms August 23, 2001, Financial Times, Tax haven clampdown EXTRAORDINARY ITEMS August 23, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mandy Robinson, United States Lifts Financial Advisory On Antigua & Barbuda August 23, 2001, Financial Times, Tax haven clampdown EXTRAORDINARY ITEMS August 22, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Amanda Banks, Gibraltar Government Initiates Legal Action Against European Commission August 22, 2001, Miami Herald, by Mimi Whitefield, U.S. takes Antigua off advisory list August 21, 2001, The Washington Times, by Dan Mitchell, A one-world taxing authority? August 21 2001, The Financial Times, By Jo Johnson, Italy plans an amnesty for cash smuggled overseas August 21, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, WTO Panel Confirms FSC Ruling Against US August 20, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Institute For Economic Freedom To Challenge Qualified Intermediary Programme August 20, 2001, Independent.co.uk, by Stephen Castle, EU's secret network to spy on anti-capitalist protesters August 20, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mary Swire, Nauru Launches Surprise Attack On OECD Proposals August 18, 2001, Agence France Presse, Strong objections from Pacific leaders to anti-tax haven moves August 18, 2001, The Ottawa Citizen, by Eric Beauchesne, Tax rules killing innovation: study August 17, 2001, WorldNetDaily.com, by Jon Dougherty, Global reach of the IRS August 14, 2001, Tax-News.com, Washington Lawyer Calls On Bush To Honour Father's Privacy Pledges August 14, 2001, The Daily Telegraph, By Janet Daley, Just what is so moral about paying more tax? August 14, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, US Attorney-General Pitches In On Money-Laundering August 14, 2001, Financial Times, By Alan Beattie, INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY: World Bank report to defend globalisation August 13, 2001, Financial Times, Tax problems force 90 per cent of foreign investors out of Iran August 13, 2001, Tax-News.com, byMike Godfrey, RIMS Opposes 'Bermuda Loophole' Bill August 13, 2001, Financial Times, by Michael Peel and Francesco Guerrera, OECD gets rating and a warning Published August 12 2001, Financial Times, US employees find no right to privacy in cyberspace American courts are endorsing the monitoring of workers, says Patti Waldmeir The Canberra Times, by Lincoln Wright and AAP, Impose profits tax, says OECD August 10, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, U.S., OECD Efforts for Information Exchange Endanger Financial Privacy, Say IPA Panelists August 6, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Jeremy Hetherington-Gore, United Nations Suggests All Citizens Should Become Slaves August 6, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, UN Proposals Would Harm Economy, Group Says August 6, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, BVI Prime Minister Warns OECD Not To Exclude Offshore Jurisdictions August 1, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, Liechtenstein And Switzerland Drag Their Heels Over EU Tax On Interest July 2001, Insight, by John Berlau, Tax Collector for the World July 31, 2001, Tax-News.com, Oxfam Anti-Offshore Report Shown Up As Bogus July 30, 2001, Wall Street Journal, by David Cloud, Virginian Fights For International Tax Havens: Lobbyist Finds Bush Receptive to Ideas Clinton Rejected July 27, 2001, Investors Offshore.com (via Tax-News.com), by Carla Johnson, Republicans Vow To Fight NRA Reporting Regulations July 25,2001, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, Belgium Becoming Europe's Newest Tax Haven July 22, 2001, St. Petersburg Times, by Robyn E. Blumner, Government has its eye on your money Washington 20 July 20, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, CFP Says Senate Hearing Was Stacked By Democrats July 20, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, EC Presents Proposal On Non-Resident Savings Taxation Friday, 20 July, 2001, BBC News, US eases stance on 'tax havens' July 19, 2001, The Miami Herald, By Gregg Fields, Treasury secretary lashes out at those who rap his tax-haven stand July 19, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, US Treasury Secretary Questioned By Senate Panel Over Tax Havens July 19, 2001, The New York Times, By David Cay Johnston, Tax Enforcer Says Cheating Is on the Rise July 19, 2001, The Washington Post, By George Lardner Jr., O'Neill Targets Tax Havens July 19, 2001, Financial Times, By Edward Alden, Tax havens 'pose threat to US' July 18, 2001, Creative Loafing Atlanta, Carrying cash? You must be a crook! Feds reward carriers who tip them off about cash-heavy customers July 17, 2001, Tax-News.Com, New Washington-Based Task Force To Study Information Exchange July 11 2001, Financial Times, by Michael Peel, OECD attacks tax havens over law changes July 10, 2001, CaymanNetNews.com, ITIO welcomes OECD's change, but ... July 9, 2001, The American Spectator, by Peter Hannaford, The Styles Page: International Tax Police -- Pffft July 6, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, CFP Warns Offshore Jurisdictions to Keep Up Pressure on OECD July 5, 2001, Rocky Mountain News, By David Milstead, 'Offshore' bank rethinks image: Wording on Web site spurred tax concerns July 5, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Ulrika Lomas, Spain Uses Gibraltar Card To Wreck OECD Compromise July 3, 2001, International Money Marketing, OECD deadline pushed back as agreement reached with US July 3, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, House Leader Dick Armey Attacks Reinsurance Tax Bill July 3, 2001, Insight, By John Berlau, Postal Service Has Its Eye on You July 3, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, US Treasury To Review Proposed Information Exchange Rules July 2, 2001, The Wall Street Journal, By David S. Cloud and John D. Mckinnon, Politics & Policy: Treasury to Reconsider Regulations On Banks' Reporting on Foreigners July 1, 2001, Sunday Business (London), By Martin Essex, Critics Cautiously Welcome International Tax Deal July 1 2001, Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel, By Antonio Fins, Despite reprieve, havens still wary June 2001, The American Spectator, by Eileen Ciesla, Laetitia's Lament June 2001, Businessweek Online, By Howard Gleckman, Laughing All the Way to an Offshore Bank? June 30, 2001, National Post, by Jonathan Chevreau, OECD's attack on tax havens hits a snag: Hypocritical move designed to protect local tax coffers June 29, 2001, The Bureau of National Affairs, by Lawrence J. Speer, United States Wins Compromise Tempering OECD Tax Havens Initiative June 29, 2001, The Miami Herald, by Gregg Fields, Under U.S. pressure, wealthy nations delay stiffer global offshore banking rules June 29, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, OECD Agreement Given Cautious Welcome By US Lobbyists June 28, 2001, The Washington Post, by Paul Blustein, U.S., OECD Agree on Tax-Haven Crackdown June 28, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Jeremy Hetherington-Gore, Wall Street Journal Out-Businesses The FT June 26, 2001, Tax-News.com, By Jason Gorringe, As OECD Debates Tax Competition, Offshore Jurisdictions Wait Outside June 24, 2001, The Observer, US in no hurry over rogue tax havens June 23, 2001, Financial Times, By Michael Peel, EUROPE: US 'failing to do enough' on financial crime June 22, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, US House Majority Whip Enters Lists Against OECD June 22, 2001, Bermuda Sun, Airing dirty laundry June 22, 2001, Financial Times, By Michael Peel, SURVEY - PRIVATE BANKING: Havens make room for the mass affluent: OFFSHORE by Michael Peel: Once the enclave of the seriously wealthy, offshore jurisdictions now cater for a wider, but still well-heeled clientele June 22, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, By Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, Information Reporting IRS Urged to Re-Evaluate Reporting Demands On Banks in Proposal on Nonresident Aliens June 21, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, By Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, International Coalition Faults OECD, EU Efforts to Limit Tax Competition June 21, 2001, Financial Times, "Fight against tax evasion persists" EXTRAORDINARY ITEMS June 20, 2001, Daily Telegraph, By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, EU elite 'is building a superstate' June 19, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, Lobbyists Work To Limit Offshore Information Exchange June 16 and June 9, 2001, CNN's Capital Gang, Rober Novak's and Mark Shields' "Outrage of the Week" June 15, 2001, The Wall Street Journal, by Michael M. Phillips, Economy: U.S., Allies to Ease Curbs On Offshore Tax Havens June 15, 2001, Wall Street Journal, By Michael M. Phillips, Economy: U.S., Allies To Ease Curbs On Offshore Tax Havens June 15, 2001, National Post, by Terence Corcoran, One step closer to a police state June 14, 2001, Tax-news.com, OECD May Delay Sanctions June 14, 2001, CF&P News Summary, U.S. and OECD Inch Toward Tax Haven Deal June 14, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Jeremy Hetherington-Gore, If You Want To Stay Free, Don't Go To France! June 13, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Mike Godfrey, CFP Warns Offshore Jurisdictions About Information Exchange: June 12, 2001, Bloomberg News, By Michael Bleby, OECD Likely to Push Back Tax Haven Sanctions Deadline June 12, 2001, Bloomberg News, by Michael Bleby, OECD Likely to Push Back Tax Haven Sanctions Deadline June 11, 2001, Forbes, by Steve Forbes, Fact and Comment (Excerpt) June 11, 2001, Tax-news.com, Senate Tries To Stop Administration's Review Of Money Laundering Rules June 11, 2001, Computerworld (CNN.com), By Joris Evers (IDG), European 'safer Internet' site hit by hackers June 8, 2001, Free Congress Commentary, By J. Bradley Jansen, Information Exchange Dangers. Links below are for Brad's commentary and additional news articles on privacy June 8, 2001, South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Bush Administration opposes crackdown on Caribbean tax havens June 6, 2001, A Dow Jones Newswires Column, EurOpinion: Offshore Laundromats Have Little To Fear June 6, 2001, The Wall Street Journal, by Paul Beckett and Russell Gold, Money & Investing: Offshore Banking Arrives in U.S., With Traditional Baggage in Tow June 6, 2001, Money.telegraph.co.uk, Friedman leads plea to Bush on OECD tax June 5, 2001, Tax-News.com, Milton Friedman Asks President Bush To Dump OECD June 5, 2001, Accountancyage.com, OECD assisting US senate probe June 3, 2001, Guardian Unlimited, Jersey braced for tax haven riots June 3, 2001, The Taipai Times, Taiwan, Money-laundering crackdown reveals hypocrisy of rich June 2, 2001, Daily Telegraph, Euro police HQ raided in fraud inquiry June 1, 2001, Associated Press Freelance Writer Gretchen Allen on CFP's trip to the Cayman Islands May 2001, The Black World Today, Economic Balancing Off The Backs Of Caribbean Blacks, By Rhea Mandulo May 31, 2001, Financial Times, Good intentions that could kill e-commerce June 1, 2001, Financial Times. by Edward Alden, US may ease stance on money laundering May 28, 2001, Associated Press, Offshore Company Registrations Rise 36% in British Virgin Islands May 29, 2001, Financial Times, UK rejects EU tax plan May 23, 2001, Tax-News.com, Monaco Growing Despite Attacks By France And The OECD May 22, 2001, Financial Times, Dublin wins plaudits from OECD May 21, 2001, Financial Times, By Michael Peel and Francesco Guerrera in London and Edward Alden in Washington, OECD submits to external audit May 21, 2001, Tax-News.com, by Jeremy Hetherington-Gore, O'Neill v the OECD: It's Only Round One May 21, 2001, The Laissez Faire City Times, by Pierre Lemieux, Tyranny Laundering, May 20, 2001, The Observer (Manchester UK), The kindest cuts of all May 18, 2001, The Daily Telegraph (London), By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, EC rejects tax harmony and turns to lifting trade barriers May 19, 2001, Money.telegraph.co.uk, Jersey poised to thwart French anarchist protests May 18, 2001, The Earth Times, Steps to tackle international fraud discussed at OECD summit May 18, 2001, Inter Press Service, Europe and U.S. Clash Over Plans to Target Tax Havens May 17, 2001, AFX European Focus, EU's Bolkestein to favour company tax competition in next wk's strategy plan May 16, 2001, AFX Press, Fabius calls on U.S. to continue fight against tax evasion, money laundering May 16, 2001, BBC News, EU condemned over planned 'snoop laws' May 16, 2001, Reuters, U.S. under gun over change of heart on tax havens May 15, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, By Patrick Tracey, Investment Association Says Stamp Duty Damaging Britain's Wealth, Urges Repeal May 15, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, European Commission Reacts to Election Of Silvio Berlusconi as Italy's Prime Minister May 14, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, By Charles Bogino, Bolkestein Says EU Regrets U.S. Opposition To OECD's Harmful Tax Competition Initiative May 14, 2001, National Review, This Week May 11, 2001, CF&P News Summary, OECD Tax Haven Crackdown Is Out of Line, O'Neill Says May 11, 2001, Washington Post, U.S. to Abandon Crackdown on Tax Havens: OECD Effort Is Too Broad and Could Raise U.S. Taxes, Treasury's O'Neill Says May 11, 2001, Financial Times, US move jeopardises tax haven reform May 11, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, By Peter Menyas, Ontario Budget Will Reduce Corporate Taxes To Lowest in North America, Official Says May 10, 2001, Associated Press, O'Neill: OECD Tax Haven Too Broad May 10, 2001, Bloomberg, US Retreating From OECD Crackdown on Tax Havens May 9, 2001, CF&P News Summary, British Territories Don't Plan to Endorse OECD Tax Crackdown May 8, 2001, CF&P News Summary, Low-Tax Jurisdictions Press OECD to Answer Questions on Fairness April 30, 2001, The Bureau of National Affairs, by Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, Group Questions Weinberger on Safety Of OECD Information Exchange Requirement April 29, 2001, Agence France Presse, by Michael Field, Pacific tax havens set to defy close-down orders from rich club April 27, 2001, Tax Notes International, By Cordia Scott, Armey Presses White House on OECD Tax Competition April 27,2001, Tax-News.Com, by Mike Godfrey, US Position On OECD Offshore Crusade Is Becoming Clearer April 28, 2001. Financial Times, By Christopher Adams and Michael Peel in London and
Edward Alden in Washington, Bid to curb offshore tax havens falters April 27, 2001, United Press International, United Press International's roundup April 26, 2001, Financial Times, CLASSIFIED RECRUITMENT: US caution on tax havens EXTRAORDINARY ITEMS April 26, 2001, House Majority Leader Dick Armey, Administration Should Fix Flawed OECD Policy April 26, 2001, The Washington Times, Editorial, Taxation without representation April 23, 2001, The Washington Times, by Paul Craig Roberts, OECD fiscal ambush April 24, 2001, Tax Notes International, by Cordia Scott, OECD 'Harmful' Tax Competition Move May Violate WTO Obligations, Expert Says April 24, 2001, Tax-News.Com, by by Mike Godfrey, Caribbean Leaders Urge Bush To Withdraw OECD Support April 19, 2001, Press Watch International, Robert Novak: The Global Tax Police April 17, 2001, International Herald Tribune, by Reginald Dale, From Inside, U.S. Can Tweak Tax Pact April 4, 2001, Tax-News.Com, European Think Tank Criticises OECD For 'Unfair Tax Competition' Initiative April 3, 2001, Bloomberg, by Ryan J. Donmoyer, Polarized Forces Working to Fight OECD Crackdown on Tax Havens April 3, 2001, Financial Times, by Canute James, Caribbean to lobby for US support April 2, 2001, National Review Online, by NR's John J. Miller & Ramesh Ponnuru, O'Neill's Choice: Will he side with the government of France — or with taxpayers? March 1991, National Center for Policy Analysis, by Gerald W. Scully, Tax Rates, Tax Revenues and Economic
Growth March 2001, Tax Notes international, Bankers Voices Opposition to Proposed Regs on Reporting Requirements for Deposit Interest Paid to Nonresident Aliens March 30, 2001, Tax-News.Com, by Amanda Banks, Antigua Ambassador Calls For Measures To Offset OECD Demands March 29, 2001, Tax-News.Com, by Mike Godfrey, US Group Attacks Qualified Intermediary Rules March 29, 2001, Associated Press, Prince attacks OECD criticism of tax regime March 27, 2001, Tax Notes International, by Cordia Scott, Congressional Black Caucus Says OECD Tax Move Unfairly Blasts Developing Nations March 20, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, By Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, Armey Supports Territorial Tax System, Opposes Harmful Tax Competition Initiative March 19, 2001, Tax-News.Com, by Mike Godfrey, House Majority Leader Writes Again To Paul O'Neill Against OECD March 19, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, By Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, Potential Harm to Developing Nations, U.S. Cited in Objections to OECD Havens Effort March 19, 2001, CNSNews.com, by Jim Burns, Treasury Secretary Should Fight International Control of U.S. Tax Law, Says Armey March 11, 2001, Tax Notes International, by Robert Goulder, CFP Condemns New U.S. Interest Reporting Regs for Nonresident Aliens March 8, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, By Joe Kirwin, Bond Exemption, Swiss Vote Among Factors Threatening Progress on EU Savings Tax Pact March 7, 2001, United Press International, UPI hears ... Insider notes from United Press International March 7, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Adam Wasch, Administration Cautions Senators On Risks of Banning Certain Accounts March 7, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Lawrence J. Speer, OECD Says Principles, Not Procedures, Key to Settling Tax Havens Dispute March 6, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Lawrence J. Speer, Commonwealth Nations Demand Full Participation in OECD Tax Competition Plan March 5, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, OECD Tax Competition Meetings Fail To Yield Announcement, Raising Questions March 3, 2001, The European Guardian, by Mark Atkinson, OECD accused of tyranny Caribbean leader alleges double standards at taxhavens talks March 2, 2001, The Free Congress Foundation Press Release, Tyranny of the Technocrats: Clinton Treasury Holdovers Circumventing Congress to Threaten our Financial Privacy March 1, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Lawrence J. Speer, OECD Tax Competition Work Attacked In Run-Up to Meeting on Tax Havens March 1, 2001, Tax Notes International, by Trevor Drury, Center for Freedom and Prosperity Meets in Paris March 1, 2001, Tax Notes International, by Trevor Drury, Allegations of Underhandedness Emerge at OECD's Harmful Tax Competition Meeting in Paris February 2001, U.S. Government Accounting Office, Information Security: IRS Electronic Filing System February 28, 2001, Office of the Secretary-General Press Release, Statement by Commonwealth Secretary-General on Document Related to Tax Talks February 28, 2001, Tax Notes International, Center for Freedom and Prosperity Issues Memo to Low-Tax Countries Regarding the OECD Paris Task Force Meeting February 26, 2001, Tax-News.Com, by Mike Godfrey, Is The US Treasury Department Poised To Distance Itself From OECD Blacklist? February 22, 2001, Wall Street Journal, by Michael M. Phillips, U.S. Could Abandon Initiative To Crack Down on Tax Havens February 21, 2001, Tax-News.Com, by Mike Godfrey, Democrat Rep. Major Robert Owens Argues For Caribbean Against OECD February 20, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, Nickles Asks Treasury to Reevaluate Position Regarding OECD's Tax Avoidance Initiative February 19, 2001, The Caribbean News Agency, CARICOM approves action plan for OECD'S campaign February 19, 2001, Tax-News.Com, by Mike Godfrey, American Right Intensifies Its Campaign Against The OECD February 15, 2001, Tax Notes International, Treasury Secretary Calls U.S. Position on OECD Tax Harmonization Drive a 'Complicated Question' February 14, 2001, Financial Times, Avenue of the Americas: OECD meets the XFL February 14, 2001, Financial Times, by Andrew Bounds, Acting on OECD list 'against law' February 13, 2001, El Panamá América, If it agrees to OECD's changes Panama Could Lose Its Financial Privacy: Dan Mitchell and Andrew Quinlan affirm the U.S. may withdraw support for interventionism in internal matters. February 13, 2001, Daily Nation (Barbados), by Tony Best, OECD Should Drop Threats Of Sanctions – The Best File February 9, 2001, Tax-News.Com, Mike Godfrey, IRS Wants US Banks To Report Interest Paid To Foreigners February 8, 2001, Associated Press, Caribbean Development Bank head attacks OECD blacklists February 7, 2001, El Panamá América, No to blank check demanded by world powers: Panama Will Not Sign Commitment With OECD February 7, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, EU Commissioner to Recommend Shift In Focus From Harmonization to Tax Barriers February 1, 2001, Tax-News.Com, by Jason Gorringe, OECD And Offshore Task Force Members Failed To Agree In London Talks January 30, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Patrick Tracey, Global Tax Forum Proposed By Offshore Tax Jurisdictions January 29, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Patrick Tracey, Harmful Tax Competition Furor Raises Specter of Global Tax Forum January 29, 2001, AFX European Focus, Tax haven talks threaten to collapse as OECD refuses to budge on sanctions January 25, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Patrick Tracey, CFP Activists in London to Counter OECD's Harmful Tax Competition Effort January 25, 2001, Tax-News.Com, by Jeremy Hetherington-Gore, Offshore Jurisdictions Warned In Advance Of London OECD Task Force Meeting January 25, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Patrick Tracey, OECD Official Hoping for Progress At London Meeting on Tax Havens January 24, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, Strategy Offered to Tax Haven Targets Includes 'Watch New U.S. Administration' January 23, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, Tax Haven Targets Offered Strategy For London OECD Task Force Meeting January 22, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, European Commission to Sue Three Members Over Reduced Fuel Taxes for Truck Drivers January 17, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, IRS Proposed Rules (REG-126100-00) on Reporting Of Deposit Interest Paid to Nonresident Aliens January 14, 2001, Daily Nation (Barbados), by Tony Best, OECD Tit for Tat January 11, 2001, Bureau of National Affairs, by Myrna Zelaya-Quesada, International Taxes OECD-Tax Haven Task Force Called Win-Win Outcome for Tax Conference January 11, 2001, Financial Times' International Wealth Management, by James Mawson, Smaller jurisdictions secure conference victory January 11, 2001, Tax-News.Com, Centre For Freedom And Prosperity Reports On Barbados Triumph January 10, 2001, Daily Nation (Barbados), by Bernard Babb, Watchdogs kept out of tax talks January 9, 2001, Tax-News.Com, by Mike Godfrey, OECD Barbados Meeting Begins After Weekend Of Lobbying January 9, 2001, Tax Notes International, by Robert Goulder, Armey Aide Sees Growing Discontent With OECD Tax Haven Campaign January 8, 2001, Daily Nation (Barbados), US think-tank backing Barbados January 6, 2001, Daily Nation (Barbados), by Tony Best, 'Ignore the OECD' January 5, 2001, Tax Notes International, by Robert Goulder, U.S. Congressman Questions OECD Effort Against Tax Competition January 5, 2001, Financial Times' International Wealth Management, by James Mawson, Barbados hopes to swing OECD approach on tax levels January 5 2001, Associated Press, by Eileen McNamara, Commonwealth countries ready to protect lucrative tax havens January 2, 2001, Tax Notes International, Center for Freedom and Prosperity Encourages Bahamas to Defend Tax Policies December 28, 2000, Tax-News.Com, Mike Godfrey, Center For Freedom And Prosperity Will Defend Jurisdictions Against OECD In Barbados December 14, 2000, The Bureau of National Affairs; Two Nations Agree to Eliminate Transactions Considered Harmful Tax Practices by OECD December 7, 2000, The Miami Herald, by Gregg Fields and Mimi Whitefield; Caribbean tax havens call tax reforms an unfair demand by 1st World November 22, 2000, The Bureau of National Affairs; International Taxes: Center for Freedom and Prosperity Formed to Protect Tax Competition October 31, 2000, Associated Press, by Catherine Wilson; IRS can seek Amex, MasterCard records in offshore probe October 26, 2000, Investor's Business Daily, by Eileen M. Ciesla; Are Efforts To End 'Tax Competition' The First Steps Of Global Tax Cartel? September 2, 2000, Everson W. Hull Ph.D., Mitchell and the Heritage Foundation:Our Washington Allies in Fending Off the OECD Imperialists; pdf format August 18, 2000, Caribbean News Agency, Heritage Foundation attacks OECD taxation policy , pdf format |
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June 18, 2004, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Tallying presidential economic success June 17, 2004, National Taxpayers Union Foundation, Report: For Third Year Running, No Member of Congress Voted for Net Reduction in Federal Spending June 16, 2004, The Wall Street Journal, Review & Outlook: America's Poorest June 10. 2004, Forbes.com, by Dan Ackman, Accenture Tax Dodging The Bullet June 9, 2004, The Heritage Foundation WebMemo #520, by Daniel J. Mitchell, Sales Tax Deduction Would Subsidize Bigger Government, Undermine Tax Reform June 4, 2004, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Marketing failure June 3, 2004, The Wall Street Journal, by Eamonn Butler, Europe's Taxing Problem June 2, 2004, LewRockwell.com, by Rep. Ron Paul, Freedom vs. Security: A False Choice June 1, 2004, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Europe's new oppressors May 30, 2004, The Washington Times, By Arnold Beichman, The road away from serfdom May 24, 2004, Goldwater Institute, by Matthew Ladner, The Tax Man and the Moving Van: Fiscal Policy and State Population Shifts May 24, 2004, Heritage Foundation WebMemo #509, by Daniel J. Mitchell, FSC/ETI: A Missed Opportunity? May 24, 2004, The Washington Times, By Bruce Bartlett, Regulatory overreaction May 17, 2004, The Wall Street Journal, By John W. Miller, As Gregor Samsa Awoke to Less Red Tape ... Belgian Lawmaker Evokes Kafka in Trying to Cut Back On Stifling Bureaucracy May 10, 2004, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Reality denial May 6, 2004, The Wall Street Journal, Review and Outlook: Maggie Moments May 3, 2004, Townhall.com, by, Bruce Bartlett, Get on with the tax cuts April 2004, ReasonOnline, by William L. Anderson and Candice E. Jackson, Washington's Biggest Crime Problem: The federal government's ever-expanding criminal code is an affront to
justice and the Constitution. April 30, 2004, Cato Institute, by Alan Reynolds, How to Slash Your Tax Bills April 30, 2004, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Incompetence or sabotage? April 28, 2004; The Wall Street Journal, By George Allen, The World Wide (Tax) Web April 28, 2004, Washington Post, by Robert J. Samuelson, Keeping U.S. Jobs at Home April 26, 2004, Tax Notes -- Tax Analysts Exclusive Conversations with Daniel J. Mitchell, Interviewed by Joseph J. Thorndike April 26, 2004, Tech Central Station, By Jeremy Slater, Belgian Brew-ha-ha April 26, 2004, PBS's Nightly Business Report, by Dan Mitchell, Commentary: The Bureaucratic Blockade April 26, 2004, Video: PBS's Nightly Business Report, by Dan Mitchell, Commentary: The Bureaucratic Blockade April 20, 2004, The Washington Post, Letter to the Editor from U.S. Treasury John Snow, Misleading Statistics on IRS Audits April 19, 2004, The New York Post, By Howie Carr, A Flying Squirrel April 18, 2004, The New York Times, By Alan Cowell, Stealing May Be Easy, but Hiding Gets Harder April 15, 2004, The Washington Times, By Daniel J. Mitchell, Taxes, civil liberties . . . April 14, 2004, The Heritage Foundation -- WebMemo #476, by Daniel J. Mitchell, A Tax Code Report Card April 12, 2004, The Heritage Foundation, by Brian Riedl, Beyond April 15: How Washington Spends Your Taxes April 11, 2004, The Detroit News, By Nolan Finley, Why protect privacy? Because Lary Howard's story could be yours April 9, 2004, Townhall.com, by Charles Krauthammer, How times have changed April 8, 2004, The Wall Street Journal, By Stephen Moore, John Kerry's Acorn April 8, 2004, The Wall Street Journal, Review & Outlook: Software Revelation April 8, 2004, USA Today, By Sandra Block, The trouble with taxes: Too hard and they make no sense April 6, 2004, USA Today, By Richard Shelby, IRS has enough resources April 7, 2004, The Washington Times, By Horace Cooper, Outside View: Chance or luxury tax? April 6, 2004, Townhall.com, by Bruce Bartlett, Who pays the taxes? April 5, 2004, Townhall.com, by Jack Kemp, Refugee CEOs April 4, 2004, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, All so taxing April 2, 2004, National Review, By Cesar Conda and Eric V. Schlecht, The Fiscally Promiscuous Candidate: John Kerry has proposed $2.76 trillion in new spending. Ouch. April 1, 2004, Ludwig von Mises Institute, by William H. Peterson, The Power to Destroy April 1, 2004, The Economist, Is there a there, there? April 1, 2004, FrontPageMagazine.com, By Jon Thibault, Patriot Act 101 March 31, 2004, Townhall.com, by Cal Thomas, Our misspent tax dollars March 30, 2004, Ludwig von Mises Institute, by Adam Young, William Tell, Tax Rebel March 29, 2004, The Wall Street Journal, Review and Outlook: Bottom-of-the-Sea Treaty March 26, 2004, The Wall Street Journal, by R. Glenn Hubbard, Mr. Kerry's Math March 24, 2004, Statement of Senator James M. Inhofe, U.S. Senate Committee on Environment & Public Works Hearing, Law of the Sea Convention March 24, 2004, Statement of Frank Gaffney Jr., U.S. Senate Committee on Environment & Public Works Hearing, Law of the Sea Convention March 24, 2004, The Boston Globe, By Robert Kuttner, Fix economy by targeting tax cheats March 24, 2004, Statement of Peter Leitner, U.S. Senate Committee on Environment & Public Works Hearing, Law of the Sea Convention March 19, 2004, The Washington Post, by Dan Mitchell, The Deficit Debate Is a Charade: Bloated government, not the tax cut, is to blame. March 18, 2004, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Regulatory malpractice March 16, 2004, Townhall.com, By Thomas Sowell, 'Outsourcing' March 15, 2004, The Washington Times, By Daniel J. Mitchell, Greatest threat to prosperity March 11, 2004, Tech Central Station, By James K. Glassman, The Real Benedict Arnolds March 9, 2004, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, How to create more jobs March 9, 2004, USA Today, By Bill Thomas, Ease corporate tax load March 6, 2004, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Minority party syndrome March 4, 2004, The Mercury News, Editorial -- $300 billion waits to come home: Profits Parked Offshore Just Need An Incentive: A One-Year Tax Break March 4, 2004, The Washington Times, By Daniel J. Mitchell, Damaging charges? March 4, 2004, The Washington Times, By James K. Glassman, Benefits fog March 3, 2004, The Wall Street Journal – Europe, By Daniel J. Mitchell, Europe Has Caught Tax-Cut Fever March 1, 2004, National Review Online, By Michael T. Darda, Supply-Side Smelling Salts: Kerry needs a whiff of taxation reality. March 1, 2004, The Union Leader, Editorial -- Kerry's traitors: Takes money from 'Benedict Arnolds' February 29, 2004, The Washington Times, By Jagadeesh Gokhale/Kent Smetters, Social Security SOS February 28, 2004, The Washington Times, Editorial: Kerry's donors February 24, 2004, The Washington Times, By Richard Rahn, Kerry's economic beliefs February 24, 2004, Cato Institute, by James A. Dorn, Capital Freedom for China February 22, 2004, The Washington Times, By Guy Taylor, U.S. terror watch list keeps eye on all groups February 17, 2004, The Heritage Foundation, by James L. Gattuso, PeopleSoft and Oracle: The Antitrust Dogs Turn February 10, 2004, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Offshore finance January 13, 2004, The Wall Street Journal, Review & Outlook: Escape From Vermont January 9, 2004, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Markets and monopolies December 23, 2003, LawAndTax-News.com, by Robin Pilgrim, UN To Launch International Tax Organisation December 23, 2003, By Bruce Bartlett, Remembering Bob Bartley December 22, 2003, The Washington Times, By Daniel J. Mitchell, Radical U.N. tax target December 22, 2003, The Weekly Standard, by Irving Kristol, Robert L. Bartley, 1937 – 2003; Remembering one of the most influential journalists of the 20th December 11, 2003, WSJ Opinion Journal, by Peggy Noonan, Freedom's Best Friend: Bob Bartley was conservative when that took courage. December 11, 2003, by Emmett Tyrrell, My friend Bob Bartley December 10, 2003, Fox News, By David Asman, Tribute to Former WSJ Editor Robert Bartley December 3, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Beware of economic hubris December 2003, PC World, By Bill Wallace, The Patriot Act Reconsidered: Next round of antiterrorist legislation seeks to balance privacy and security November 29, 2003, The Washington Times, By Daniel J. Mitchell, Slovakia: Hong Kong of Eastern Europe November 25, 2003, The Washington Times, By Arnaud de Borchgrave, Czech warns Europe of 'dream world' woes November 17, 2003, Washington Post, Visa Hassles November 16, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Betting on Bulgaria November 16, 2003, Cato Institute, by Stephen Moore, Where's the Fiscal Outrage? November 13, 2003, National Review Online, By Daniel J. Mitchell, Back Home Again: Lowering repatriation taxes would return profits to the U.S. November 13, 2003, National Review Online, By Andrew C. McCarthy, The Patriot Act Under Siege: Americans need to understand it before we add to it. November 12, 2003, The Washington Times, By Lawrence Kudlow, The dissonance of harmony November 12, 2003, The New York Times, By Eric Lichtblau, F.B.I.'s Reach Into Records Is Set to Grow November 12, 2003, Wired.com. By Ryan Singel, Post Office Gets Pressured to Pry November 10, 2003, National Review Online, by Bruce Bartlett, Flat-Tax Comeback: It's gaining popularity worldwide. Why not here? November 10, 2003, The Heritage Foundation, by Dan Mitchell, If a Flat Tax is Good for Iraq, How About America? November 5, 2003, Las Vegas Review-Journal, PATRIOT ACT: Law's use causing concerns: Use of statute in corruption case unprecedented, attorneys contend November 4, 2003, Tech Central Station, By Sandy Schulz, Courting International Law November, 2003, A Special Report Issued by Privacilla.org, Affiliate-Sharing and Consumers: How "Privacy" Regulation Misses the Mark, Hits Marketing November 7, 2003, The Heritage Foundation Backgrounder, by Ronald D. Utt, Have the Tax Cuts Saved America from Eurosclerosis? November 6, 2003, The New York Times, By Virginia Postrel, Economic Scene; With Milton Friedman's ideas now accepted by theorists and policy makers, it's easy to forget how
revolutionary they were. November 4, 2003, The Washington Times, By Daniel J. Mitchell, Illogical investment penalty Fall 2003, The Independent Review, by Niclas Berggren, The Benefits of Economic Freedom: A Survey October 28, 2003, The Wall Street Journal, Bring It On Home October 24, 2003, Citizens for a Sound Economy, by Dick Armey, Freedom and Tort Reform Dan Mitchell Celebrates OECD's Loss on National TV Program, October 20, 2003 (video link) October 17, 2003, United Press International, by Bob Barr, Outside View: Unfriendly bankers October 8, 2003, Investors Business Daily, by James Bovard, Americans' Financial Liberty Placed at Risk by Patriot Act October 3, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Self-inflicted wounds September 26, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Is our economic freedom eroding? September 22, 2003, The Heritage Foundation, by Daniel Mitchell, The IRS Vs. The Bill Of Rights September 18, 2003, Citizens for a Sound Economy, By Wayne T. Brough, A Bigger IRS or a Smaller Tax Code? A simplified tax code, not more enforcement, is the answer to tax avoidance. September 2003, Cato Institute: Tax & Budget Bulletin, by Chris Edwards, Government Schemes Cost More Than Promised September 2003, Cato Institute: Tax & Budget Bulletin, by Chris Edwards, The U.S. Corporate Tax and the Global Economy September 8, 2003, Tech Central Station, By Veronique de Rugy, Death By Taxes September 4, 2003, Cato Institute, by Veronique de Rugy, European Politicians Want to Tax U.S. Companies September 3, 2003, National Center for Policy Analysis, by Alvin Rabushka, The Flat Tax in Russia and the New Europe September 2, 2003, Dennis Prager: Socialism kills August 31, 2003, The Nassau Institute, By Robert Stewart, The Moral Case for Tax Efficiency and Tax Havens August 27, 2003, The Financial Times, By Glenn Hubbard, A fairer tax deal for all America's companies August 20, 2003, The Washington Times, By Daniel J. Mitchell, Helping U.S. firms compete August 19, 2003, National Review Online, By Daniel J. Mitchell, Corporate Squeeze: It's time to turn high-tax lemons into low-tax lemonade Spring 2003, The Independent Review, by James B. Burnham, Why Ireland Boomed June 26, 2003, Cato Institute, by Clyde Wayne Crews Jr., Protecting Privacy in the Database Nation July 24, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Real problem is not the deficit July 22, 2003, National Review Online, by Andrew Stuttaford, Bullying Berlusconi: Why they hate him. July 21, 2003, Public Broadcasting Service, Dan Mitchell's PBS Commentary on the Flat Tax July 18, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Regulations that inhibit hiring July 16, 2003, LewRockwell.com, by Paul Boytinck, Death and Taxes – Can the Congress Kill a Pernicious Tax? July 16, 2003, National Review Online, By Iain Murray, Taxing Times in California: The depths to which his California has fallen. July 9, 2003, Tech Central Station Europe, by Jeremy Slater, When Efficiency Is Bad June 30, 2003, American Enterprise Institute, By Kevin A. Hassett, Spending with the Best of 'Em: The Current President Is No Tightwad--Unfortunately June 30, 2003, The Washington Times, By Donald Lambro, Spending growth upsets conservatives July 3, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Global greed screed June 25, 2003, The Wall Street Journal Online, By Lawrence B. Lindsey, How to Start a Trade War June 23, 2003, National Review Online, By Andrew F. Quinlan, Self-Destructive Behavior: Union vs. MCI/WorldCom June 19, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Trust . . . and tax rates June 16, 2003, CNET News.com, By Declan McCullagh, Why Europe still doesn't get the Internet June 12, 2003, Tech Central Station, By Kevin Hassett, Consumption Function June 12, 2003, The Washington Times, By Richard W. Rahn, Economic murder-suicide June 9, 2003, Tech Central Station, by Roger Bate, Paradise Lost June 2, 2003, The Washington Times, Editorial: To seize or not to seize May 20, 2003, National Review Online, By Ed Feulner, Unfair, If You're Over There: France doesn't tax expatriate incomes. Why do we? May 16, 2003, National Review Online, by Joel Mowbray, Calling on Connie: The White House looks toward a liberal ex-congresswoman to fill post May 8, 2003, The Washington Times, by Richard W. Rahn, Want a free lunch? May 2, 2003, The Washington Times, by Richard W. Rahn, Legality a la France? May 1, 2003, Times Online (London), by Anatole Kaletsky, Capitalism is humanity's most benign creation April 27, 2003, The Washington Times, by Daniel Mitchell, Right kind of tax cut April 24, 2003, The Washington Times, by Richard Rahn, Bolder strokes April 18, 2003, The Washington Times, by Richard W. Rahn, Reality lapses April 15, 2003, The Washington Times, by Daniel J. Mitchell, Russia -- leading the way April 9, 2003, Remarks by Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan at the Ronald Reagan Library, Simi Valley, California, The Reagan Legacy April 4, 2003, The Washington Times, by Richard W. Rahn, Tax cut facts and fantasies April 2, 2003, National Review Online, By Kevin A. Hassett, The Axis of Losers: The countries that do not support us have terrible economies. March 20, 2003, The Washington Times, by Richard W. Rahn, Constructive revenge March 6, 2003, Tech Central Station, By Veronique de Rugy, Cutting Edge February 26, 2003, Cato Institute, by Marian L. Tupy, The European Rift Goes Beyond Politics February 21, 2003, Cato Institute, by Veronique de Rugy, Bush's Achilles' Heel February 14, 2003, Tech Central Station, By Veronique de Rugy, Bush's Devilish Deficits Bulletin #13 examines detailed tax data for the 1920s to discern the impact of the Mellon tax rate cuts. Bulletin #14 looks at the Hoover/FDR tax increases of the 1930s February 12, 2003, The Washington Times, by Bruce Bartlett, Recipe for capital . . . with seasonings February 11, 2003, National Review Online, By Veronique de Rugy, Bush's Achilles' Heel: Governement spending is out of control. February 7, 2003, National Review Online, By Raymond J. Keating, New Mexico's Supply-Sider: An ex-Clintonista is talking tax cuts. February 6, 2003, The Washington Times, by Richard Rahn, The economic ruin of Europe February 1, 2003, The Bahamas Post, by Daniel J. Mitchell, The Bahamas Should Reclaim It's Sovereignty and Restore It's Flagging Economy: Time to Stiff-Arm the OECD February 2003, Cato Institute, by Veronique de Rugy, Cato Handbook for Congress -- Policy Recommendations for the 108th Congress: International Tax Competition January 30, 2003, The Washington Times, by Daniel J. Mitchell, Cleaning up the mess at the IRS January 11, 2003, The Washington Times, by Lawrence Kudlow, Big bang January 10, 2003, The Washington Times, by Stephen Moore, A tax cut with dividends January 8, 2003, The Washington Times, by Bruce Bartlett, Calculating tax-cut dividends January 7, 2003, The Washington Times, by Richard W. Rahn, Tax fairness fabrications January 2003, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas: Working Paper 0301, by Dong Fu, Lori L. Taylor and Mine K. Yücel, Fiscal Policy and Growth December 12, 2002, The Economist, The Needle In The Haystack December 10, 2002, The Wall Street Journal, By Richard W. Rahn, Two New Salesmen November 26, 2002, WSJ: Opinion Journal, Editorial Page, The Putin Curve November 21. 2002, The Washington Times, By Daniel J. Mitchell, Competitive bidding benefits November 20, 2002, WSJ: Opinion Journal, Editorial Page, It's the Economy, Schroeder November 20, 2002, WSJ: Opinion Journal, Editorial Page, It's the Economy, Schroeder November 20, 2002, WSJ: Opinion Journal, Editorial Page, Tax Man November 20, 2002, The Heritage Foundation, by Dan Mitchell, Good Riddance, Rossotti November 15, 2002, National Review Online, By Veronique de Rugy, Time to Tame the Tax Police: We need an IRS commish who knows the law. November 13, 2002, Small Business Survival Committee`s Weekly Cybercolumn: The The Entrepreneurial View #214, by Raymond J. Keating, The Dangers of Killing International Tax Competition November 5, 2002, The Washington Times, by Richard W. Rahn, Growth and envy November 2, 2002, The Washington Times, by Walter Williams, Economic asininities November 7, 2002, USA Today, By Richard W. Rahn, Bush is on right track October 30, 2002, The Heritage Foundation, by Edwin J. Feulner, Shelter from the Storm October 30, 2002, LewRockwell.com, by Robert Stewart, The Moral Case For Tax Havens October 16, 2002, "Stalled Engines of Economic Growth," by Paul Craig Roberts October 14, 2002, The Wall Street Journal, By Paul Johnson, All of Europe Is the Sick Man Now Octoner 12, 2002, "Whither the Economy?" by Paul Craig Roberts September 2002, The Heritage Foundation: The Insider, by Daniel J. Mitchell, Ending the Tax Harmonization Threat September 10, 2002, Tech Central Station: Europe, by Kevin Hassett, In Search of 'Community' September 6, 2002, The Washington Times, by Richard W. Rahn, Nightmare on FATF street September 5, 2002, Financial Times, by Amity Shlaes, Us Gets No Breaks In Territorial Dispute July 25, 2002, The Wall Street Journal - Europe, by Daniel Mitchell and Andrew Quinlan, The End of Europe's Savings-Tax Cartel July 25, 2002, The Wall Street Journal - Europe, Editorial, American Unilateralism Exists July 12, 2002, National Review Online, by Robert A. Lawson, The Safety Net of Freedom: Better to be poor in a rich country, than poor in a poor one. May 27 2002, The Financial Times, by Amity Shlaes, Let US corporations off the tax leash: Stanley Works's decision to move to Bermuda demonstrates the need for reform May 24 2002, Financial Times, by Amity Shlaes, A beautiful exception: Why close a tax loophole that underpins America's status as a magnet for foreign capital? May 18, 2002, El Panamá América, Editorial, Against the OECD's Whims May 16, 2002, by Richard W. Rahn, The new fascism May 6, 2002, Investor's Business Daily, Editorial: Statists' New Ploy April 18, 2002, The Washington Times, by Richard W. Rahn, Do You Need Financial Privacy? April 15, 2002, Freedom Alliance, by Fred Gedrich, Monterrey Money Grabber Exposed April 11, 2002, The Wall Street Journal, Editorial Page, Offshore Belgium April 10, 2002, The Hill, By Rep. Dave Weldon, IRS should not play the global whistleblower February 25, 2002, The Black World Today: Letter to Editors, by Alvaro Aguilar, Using The Enron Scandal To Undermine Caribbean Countries... February 7, 2002, The Washington Times, by Dan Mitchell, U.N. tax police potential January 28, 2002, Barron's, by Robert Moffit, Pension Poverty: European social insecurity makes the American crisis look mild January 24, 2002, The Washington Times, by Dan Mitchell, Europe's tax hit on America January 17, 2002, The Wall Street Journal, Review & Outlook: Pandora's Trade War December 2001, Cato Institute, by Veronique de Rugy, European Union Tax Cartel is Bad for US Economy November 12, 2001, Investor's Business Daily, by Dan Mitchell, Europe's Vassal: IRS Reg Exposes Foreign Investors To Tax Fleecing November 8, 2001, Wall Streaat Journal (Europe), By Roger Bate, State of the Union: The Icelandic Miracle Cure October 25, 2001, USA Today, by Dan Mitchell, Make a good tax cut better October 24, 2001, The Wall Street Journal Europe, by Veronique de Rugy, International Commentary: Of Terrorists and Taxes October 17, 2001, The Washington Times, by Richard W. Rahn, Ending fiscal fluster . . . and anxiety October 10, 2002, Institure for Policy Innovation, by Gary Robbins, Aldona Robbins, What's the Most Potent Way to Stimulate the Economy? October 5, 2001, an op-ed by Daniel J. Mitchell of the heritage Foundation, Don't Scapegoat Tax Havens October 2, 2001, The Times (UK), By Graham Mather, Money-laundering fight could hit the wrong targets September 24, 2001, by Richard W. Rahn, Airline safety: sense and nonsense September 4, 2001, National Post, by, Ilana Mercer, The war on tax havens: The OECD says it wants to eliminate tax havens because their practices are harmful, if not criminal. What it really wants is to eliminate tax competition September 1, 2001, WorldNetDaily.com, by Henry Lamb, Global taxation moves closer August 30, 2001, TechCentralStation.com, by Dan Mitchell, Europe's Tax Harmonization Agenda a Threat to the High-Tech Economy September 24, 2001, by Richard W. Rahn, Airline safety: sense and nonsense August 21, 2001, The Washington Times, by Dan Mitchell, A one-world taxing authority? August 21, The Washington Times, by Dan Mitchell, A one-world taxing authority? August 14, 2001, Financial Times, by Amity Shlaes, A tiger slumbers in Maine's northern woods August 9, 2001, The Washington Times, by Richard W. Rahn, Economic growth options July 31, 2001, The Washington Times, by Daniel J. Mitchell, WTO edict requires global tax repair July 31, 2001, The Orange County Register, Showing leadership July 25, 2001, Democrats Chase After Runaway Tax Slaves , by Paul Craig Roberts July 19, 2001, Taxing Away Freedoms , by Paul Craig Roberts July 11, 2001, The Wall Street Journal Europe, by Dan Mitchell, The OECD Pulls A Bait-and-Switch On the U.S. Treasury July 5, 2001, AccountancyAge.com, by Andrew F. Quinlan, For and against: OECD is on the wrong track June 27, 2001, The Washington Times, by Lisa Dean, Bankers to watch customers June 26, 2001, The Washington Times, by Dan Mitchell, Vote that spooked Europe June 26, 2001, The Wall Street Journal Europe, International Commentary: Don't Blame Wim June 26, 2001, The Wall Street Journal Europe, International Commentary: Don't Blame Wim June 25, 2001, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Why I Voted Against Nice June 19, 2001, Investor's Business Daily, by Dan Mitchell, Bermuda Vacation: Its Tax-Free Policy Has Self-Interested U.S. Pols Disturbed June 4, 2001, The American Prospect, Robert S. McIntyre, The Taxonomist June 1, 2001, The Wall Street Journal Europe, International Commentary: Clintonism in France May 19, 2001, The Daily Telegraph (London), by Chris Fildes, Helpful competition May 16, 2001, The Washington Post, A Break for Tax Cheats May 14, Wall Street Journal (Europe), Editorial, International Commentary: Presumed Guilty May 3, 2001, Financial Times, By Michael Peel, SURVEY - CLASSIFIED RECRUITMENT: No shelter from reform: It is in tax havens' interest to encourage long-term
investment by implementing the new international guidelines May 1, 2001, Financial Times, By Amity Shlaes, Why tax havens provide shelter for everyone: Big countries that tax heavily want to gang up on small ones that do
not. The Bush administration should not sanction this April 23, 2001, The Washington Times, by Paul Craig Roberts, OECD fiscal ambush April 19, 2001, Chicago-Sun Times, by Robert Novak, The Global Tax Police April 19, 2001, Wall Street Journal Europe, By Jack Kemp and Fred Smith, The Tax Fight Goes Global April 17, 2001, The Washington Times, by Sen. Judd Gregg, OECD seeking to buttress bad global taxing trends April 6, 2001, Wall Street Journal, Editorial, The Next Kyoto? April 4, 2001, Wall Street Journal Europe, Editorial, The Next Kyoto? March 27, 2001, Investor's Business Daily, by Dan Mitchell, The Taxing OECD: A Congressman's Salient Questions Receive No Answer March 15, 2001, Wall Street Journal Europe, by Veronique de Rugy, State of the Union: The Laetitia Casta Model (for Tax Revolts) March 15, 2001, Wall Street Journal Europe, by Benedict Hentsch, The Case for Swiss Bank Secrecy March 12, 2001, Human Events, by Dan Mitchell, Bush Administration Needs to Hear From Public: International Bureaucrats Seek Control of U.S. Tax Law March 8, 2001, Wall Street Journal Europe, by Keith Marsden, State of the Union: A Model in Miniature for Europe March 6, 2001, Wall Street Journal Europe, International Commentary, Bully Europe February 28, 2001, Wall Street Journal Europe, by James Sproule, International Commentary, Why Are Your Neighbors Paying in Cash? February 15, 2001, Wall Street Journal Europe, by Arthur Laffer; The Trouble Is With Europe, Not Ireland February 14, 2001, Wall Street Journal, Review & Outlook, Green With Envy February 1, 2001, The Washington Times, by Daniel J. Mitchell; IRS stealth attack on economy? January 19, 2001, Wall Street Journal, by Dan Mitchell; OECD Nations Want Caribbean Tax Havens to Tell All December 29, 2000, The Washington Times, by Walter Williams, International thuggery December 21, 2000, Wall Street Journal Europe, by Dan Mitchell; The OECD's Version of Tax Harmonization December 8, 2000, The Washington Times, by Daniel J. Mitchell; OECD's glass house, Second of two parts December 7, 2000, The Washington Times, by Daniel J. Mitchell; OECD's perpetual tax grab, First of two parts December 3, 2000; The Washington Times, by Daniel J. Mitchell; Big brother or financial privacy? Fall 2000, For an analysis of the supply-side tax cuts of the Reagan era, see the two articles, "What Really Happened in 1981," by Alan Reynolds and by Paul Craig Roberts (THE
INDEPENDENT REVIEW, Fall 2000) August 31, 2000, International Tax Planning Association Yearbook, By Daniel J. Mitchell; Creating a Big Government Cartel: The OECD's War on Financial Privacy and Low-Tax Nations August 24, 2000, Investor's Business Daily, by Daniel J. Mitchell; Investors Beware: Report Reveals an OECD Hungry for Higher Taxes August 20, 2000, The Washington Times, by Daniel J. Mitchell; OECD war on low-tax countries, Second of two parts August 13, 2000, The Washington Times; by Daniel J. Mitchell; Should U.S. tax policy be made in Paris?, First of two parts June 29, 2000, The Wall Street Journal (Europe), by Daniel J. Mitchell; International Commentary: An OPEC For Tax-Hungry Politicians |
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June 2, 2004, CF&P's Berlin Tax Competition Conference – Supporting Material June 2004, CF&P Foundation Prosperitas, by Dan Mitchell, The OECD's Dishonest Campaign Against Tax Competition: A Regress Report, (Vol. IV, Issue I) 2004 Index of Economic Freedom: Chapter 2, by Daniel J. Mitchell, The Economics of Tax Competition: Harmonization vs. Liberalization WSJ-Heritage Foundation Freedom Index: January 26, 2004. The Heritage Foundation, by Daniel J. Mitchell, Ph.D., Job Creation and the Taxation of Foreign-Source Income January 23, 2004, Cato Institute, by Veronique de Rugy, The Republican Spending Explosion November 20, 2003, Open Letter to Congress on the Consequences of Pharmaceutical Importation Legislation and Price Controls October 23, 2003, Cato Institute Policy Analysis No. 494, by Adam D. Thierer and Veronique de Rugy, The Internet Tax Solution: Tax Competition, Not Tax Collusion October 2, 2003, Cato Policy Analysis No. 491, "Threats to Financial Privacy and Tax Competition," by Richard W. Rahn and Veronique de Rugy October 2003, CF&P Foundation Prosperitas Vol. III, Issue IV, The Level Playing Field: Misguided and Non-Existent, by Dan Mitchell September 25, 2003, The Heritage Foundation Backgrounder #1691, by Daniel J. Mitchell, Making American Companies More Competitive September 12, 2003, Joint Economic Committee, Constant Change: A History of Federal Taxes IRS Abuse Reports prepared for the United States Congress, From the Neo-Tech.com web site June 24, 2003, Joint Economic Committee Study, Putting the U.S. Economy in Global Context May 2003, Tax Foundation, State Business Tax Climate Index May 12, 2003, The Heritage Foundation Executive Memorandum, by Daniel J. Mitchell, Ph.D., International Provisions of Tax Bill Undermine U.S. Competitiveness April 2003, Prosperitas (Volume III, Issue II): Markets, Morality, and Corporate Governance: A Look Behind the Scandals, by Daniel J. Mitchell April 2003, Prosperitas (Volume III, Issue II): Markets, Morality, and Corporate Governance: A Look Behind the Scandals, by Daniel J. Mitchell April 2003, Milken Institute, By James Barth, Donald McCarthy, Triphon Phumiwasana, Susanne Trimbath and Glenn Yago, Global Capital Access Index 2003:
Governance And Growth: The European Challenge Volume 1, 2003, Regent Journal of International Law, By William Lee Andrews, III, A Mighty Stone for David's Sling: The International Space Company March 14, 2003, Ludwig von Mises Institute (http://www.mises.org/) Austrian
Scholars Conference 9, By David R. Burton, Financial Privacy and Individual Liberty Summer 2002-03, Policy (The Centre for Independent Studies), David R. Burton, Towards a Global Tax Cartel February 2003, Cato Institute, by Veronique de Rugy, Cato Handbook for Congress -- Policy Recommendations for the 108th Congress: International Tax Competition February 10, 2003, Prosperitas: Volume III, Issue I, by Daniel J. Mitchell, Who Writes the Law: Congress or the IRS? February 4, 2003, Tax-News.com, US Institute Advises Bahamas To Resist EU/OECD Pressure January 14, 2003, Senate Republican Policy Committee, by Eric Schlecht, President Bush's Economic Growth Plan Benefits All Americans Today and Into the Future January 2003, by Denis A. Kleinfeld, The Kleinfeld Law Firm, Beware the new IRS! Harvard Business School, By Mihir A. Desai, Are We Racing to the Bottom? Evidence on the Dynamics of International Tax Competition, Published after 1996(?) November 2002, National Bureau Of Economic Research (NBER) Working Paper No. 9334, by Eckhard Janeba and Guttorm Schjelderup, Why Europe Should Love Tax Competition - and the U.S. Even More So
October 2002, The Ludwig von Mises Institute, by Frank Chodorov, The Income Tax: Root of all Evil (Copyright 1954 by Frank Chodorov and the Devin-Adair Company) 2002 PricewaterhouseCoopers, The OECD: A Supranational Tax Authority?, by Michael O'Brien Published in 2002, Harvard Business School, By Mihir A. Desai, C. Fritz Foley & James R. Hines Jr., Chains of Ownership, Regional Tax Competition, and Foreign Direct Investment
Summer 2002, Orbis, by John Fonte, Liberal Democracy vs. Transnational Progressivism: The Future of the Ideological Civil War Within the West September 2002, LewRockwell.com, by Charles Adams, An Historian Looks at Tax Havens September 4, 2002, Citizens for a Sound Economy, By: Wayne T. Brough, Ph.D, Bad Taxes at Home Cause Trouble Abroad July 26, 2002, The Sovereign Society Offshore A-Letter, by Bob Bauman, COMMENT: Termites at Work May 3, 2002, IRET Congressional Advisory, Advisory No. 128, by Michael Schuyler, Even the OECD Criticizes the U.S. Tax System's Ineffiency April 2002, When Multi-Nationals Vote On Taxes, By: Denis Kleinfeld First Quarter 2002, The Center for Technology Policy at the Free Congress Foundation, by Bert Ely, The New Money Laundering Law Won't Stop International Terrorism March 2002, The European Journal, by Dr Véronique de Rugy, The European Union Tax Cartel is Bad for the US Economy March 2002, The European Journal, by Dr Daniel J. Mitchell, The Flawed WTO Tax Decision March 28, 2002, Freedom Alliance, by Fred Gedrich, Monterrey Money Grabbers Try to Exploit World's Poor April 2002, Prosperitas Vol. II, Issue II, by Carlyle Rogers, The Case for International Tax Competition: A Caribbean Perspective March 2002, Freedom Alliance, UN Papers February 6, 2002, Freedom Alliance: Issue Brief 2002-03, by Fred Gedrich, United Nations Seeks $70 Billion Handout From U.S. Taxpayers January 2002, Prosperitas Vol. II, Issue I, by Daniel J. Mitchell, U.S. Government Agencies Confirm That Low-Tax Jurisdictions Are Not Money Laundering Havens November 28, 2001, The Nassau Institute (NI): Dr. Gilbert NMO Morris, The Bahamas' Financial Service Legislation Ruled Unconstitutional November 2001, Prosperitas Vol. I Issue IV, by Daniel J. Mitchell, The Adverse Impact of Tax Harmonization and Information Exchange on the U.S. Economy November 2001, by Terence Dwyer and Deborah Dwyer, Transparency Versus Privacy: Reflections On OECD Concepts Of Unfair Tax Competition, This article was first published by the Commonwealth Secretariat in its International Capital Markets Quarterly Review vol 21 No2/3 July 2001 and is reproduced by permission. November 2001, The European Journal, by Allister Heath, The Assault on Gibraltar October 2001, Prosperitas Vol. I Issue III, by Andrew F. Quinlan, Money Laundering Legislation Would Discourage International Cooperation in the Fight Against Crime October 16, 2001, The Heritage Foundation Backgrounder, by Dan Mitchell, Money Laundering Bill Should Target Criminals, Not Low Taxes October 1, 2001, Competitive Enterprise Institute, by Stephen Entin, New Threats To Foreign Investment: The U.S. Treasury And Information-Sharing September 25, 2001, Heritage Foundation Backgrounder, by Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr., Brett D. Schaefer, and John C. Hulsman, Stopping Terrorism: Follow the Money September 5, 2001, Heritage Foundation Backgrounder, by Dan Mitchell, How the Johnson-Neal Bill Would Harm Competition and Tax Reform September 2001, Harvard Business School, Sharing The Spoils: Taxing International Human Capital Flows, by Mihir A. Desai, Devesh Kapur & John McHale September 2001, Paper for the Cambridge International Symposium on Economic Crime, Dr. Gilbert NMO Morris, International Financial Regulations & The Rule of Law August 13, 2001, Research Reports, Published by American Institute for Economic Research, Tax Competition Is Beneficial, Not Harmful August 2001, Prosperitas Vol. I Issue II, by Daniel J. Mitchell, United Nations Seeks Global Tax Authority August 2001, Prosperitas Vol. I Issue I, by Daniel J. Mitchell, Oxfam's Shoddy Attack on Low-Tax Jurisdictions August 2001, by Bruce Zagaris, Press Release , Paper: Exchange of Tax Information Policies at the Millennium: Balancing Enforcement with Due Process and International Human Rights [PDF Version] August 2001, CEI Update, by Jessica Melugin, Tax Simplification To What End? Today's Simplification Could Be Tomorrow's Higher Sales Taxes July 20, 2001, The Heritage Foundation Backgrounder, by Daniel J. Mitchell, Ph.D., A Tax Competition Primer: Why Tax Harmonization and Information Exchange Undermine America's Competitive Advantage in the Global Economy July 5, 2001, The Heritage Foundation Executive Memorandum (No. 757), by Daniel J. Mitchell, Ph.D., Proposed IRS Regulation Flouts Congress and Would Harm the Economy June 28, 2001, IRET Congressional Advisory #116, by Stephen J. Entin, Treasury's Qualified Intermediary Regulations And Tthe OECD Tax Haven Initiative: Threats To International Capital Mobility And Investment June 2001, by Dr. Gilbert NMO Morris and Padideh Tosti, The Coming Anti-climax: Review of the OECD/FATF Initiatives June 2001, Tax Foundation, by Scott Hodge, It's Not the Luck of the Irish -- It's Their Low Corporate Taxes May 1, 2001, Richard W. Rahn's Taking Exception Letter to the Washington Post April 25, 2001, Bruce Zagaris, Application of OECD Harmful Tax Practices Criteria to the OECD Countries Shows Potential Dangers to the U.S. Sovereignty April 25, 2001, Dan Mitchell's Letter to the Editors of Tax Notes January 7, 2001, Presented at a CF&P meeting in Bridgetown, Barbados, by Bruce Zagaris, Issues Low-Tax Regimes Should Raise When Negotiating With the OECD, pdf format September 18, 2000, The Heritage Foundation Backgrounder, Daniel J. 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