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Center for Freedom and Prosperity's Weekly Update 2) CFP's Andrew Quinlan to speak at Heritage Foundation Seminar 3) New Letters to Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill: 4) Momentum on Capitol Hill is growing 5) International Herald Tribune: From Inside, U.S. Can Tweak Tax Pact 6) GUEST PAPER: G-7, UN & OECD Attack Low-Tax Nations:
1) Novak, Kemp, Smith and Gregg speak out against the OECD's misguided "harmful tax competition" project Robert Novak, the country's leading economic and political columnist, warns of the OECD's global tax police scheme. That is the
good news. The bad news is that some of our friends leaked information from off-the-record meetings. This is unhelpful since it irritates our friends in the administration and makes it harder for them to help us.
Nonetheless, an interesting piece. Link to full article below: Jack Kemp, former Vice Presidential nominee, and Fred Smith,
President of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, slam the OECD assault on free market tax policy in the European Wall Street Journal – link to full article below: Senator Judd Gregg, Chairman of the Subcommittee that determines the U.S. contribution to the OECD, writes a powerful op-ed
condemning the Paris-based bureaucracy. Full article linked below:
2) CFP's Andrew Quinlan to speak at Heritage Foundation Seminar Washington's premier think tank, The Heritage Foundation, is sponsoring a seminar next Monday, April 23. In addition to a sumptuous lunch (perhaps a slight exaggeration), attendees will hear an update
from the Center and two speakers on the adverse trade, privacy, and sovereignty implications of the OECD agenda.
3) New Letters to Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill: Congress is on recess, but letters are pouring in from taxpayer organizations, business lobbies, and senior citizen groups. 60 Plus, one of the country leading senior citizens advocacy organizations, asks Sec. Paul O'Neill to stop the OECD so-called
"harmful tax competition" project. Small Business Survival Committee, prominent and respected small business advocacy organization, rejects OECD assault on
entrepreneurs. Citizens for a Sound Economy, one of the countries leading grassroots taxpayer groups, urges withdrawal of U.S. support of OECD
anti-competition effort.
4) Momentum on Capitol Hill is growing Tax-News.com: US Pressure Mounts On O'Neill To Dump OECD
5) International Herald Tribune: From Inside, U.S. Can Tweak Tax Pact
6) GUEST PAPER: G-7, UN & OECD ATTACK LOW-TAX NATIONS: Is This To Eradicate An Evil Or An Attempt To Preserve High Tax Rates Of Developed Countries? Guest paper by Howard S. Fisher, Esq. Mr. Fisher's paper was presented at the Offshore Investment's 8th World Offshore Conference in Punta Del Este, Uruguay, March 14 & 15, 2001. Please note that this is a 44 page PDF formatted document, link below:
Kind regards, Andrew Quinlan
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