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May 18, 2011 THOMAS CARDWELL: “Thank you, lady and gentlemen. I’m Tom Cardwell. I am the commissioner of financial regulation for the state of Florida, and I appear before you today as a public official who has the responsibility for the safety and soundness of the institutions that are chartered in our state.” […] May 28, 2011 Stephen J. Entin: “My name is Stephen J. Entin. I am President and Executive Director of the Institute for Research on the Economics of Taxation. Before joining IRET, I served as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic Policy, Department of the Treasury, from 1981 to 1988. rom 1975 to 1981, […] May 18, 2011 Alex Sanchez: “Good morning. My name is Alex Sanchez, president and CEO of the Florida Bankers Association. Thank you for this opportunity for us to testify against the IRS proposal on the reporting of interest earned by nonresident aliens.” https://sites.morimor.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/20/2011/07/FloridaBankersAssoc.pdf […] Money & Politics From Dan J. Mitchell Lawmakers Fight IRS Proposal For Banks To Report Interest Earned By Foreigners There hasn’t been much good economic news in recent years, but one bright spot for the economy is that the United States is a haven for foreign investors and this has helped attract more than $10 […] From The Center for Freedom and Prosperity (Washington, D.C., Wednesday, July 20, 2011) The Center for Freedom and Prosperity (CF&P) is applauding the recent introduction of legislation (H.R. 2568) that will prevent the IRS from implementing an unnecessary and destructive regulation. The bipartisan legislation filed July 15th by Congressmen Bill Posey (R-FL) and Gregory Meeks […] (Washington, D.C., Tuesday, July 12, 2011) In what is becoming an annual summer tradition, Senator Carl Levin (D-MI) introduced today legislation persecuting low-tax jurisdictions. His so-called Stop Tax Haven Abuse Act would not only fail in its stated purpose of raising new revenues, according to Andrew Quinlan of the Center for Freedom and Prosperity, but […] by Maria Gonzalez and Alfred Schipke Finance & Development International Monetary Fund June 2011 Offshore financial centers (OFCs)—which specialize in supplying financial services to nonresident companies and individuals in exchange for low taxes, stability, and secrecy—are under scrutiny, whether they like it or not. https://sites.morimor.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/20/2011/06/Bankers-of-the-Beach-June-2011.pdf Authored by Dan Mitchell June 20, 2011 One of the tax increases buried in Obamacare was an onerous and intrusive “1099″ scheme that would have required businesses to collect tax identification numbers for just about any vendor and then send paperwork to the IRS whenever they did more than $600 of business. Send one […] By Jason Sharman Griffith University, Australia Issues of poverty and economic under-development have, appropriately, got a great deal of attention from policy-makers and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) over the last few decades. But the relationship between International Financial Centres (IFCs) and economic growth and poverty alleviation in developing countries is largely unexplored. What […] Authored by Andrew Quinlan May 25, 2011 CF&P recently released a paper calling on low-tax jurisdictions to resist the OECD. The high-tax European welfare states which control the OECD continue to move the goal posts and devise ever more hoops through which low-tax jurisdictions are expected to jump. As such, it becomes increasingly important […] |
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