UPDATE November 9, 2017 Today Chairman Brady concluded the “Mark Up” period of his proposed tax legislation. The “Mark Up” period contained NO move to “territorial taxation” for individuals. It did increase increase the “proposed confiscation” of the retained earnings of certain Canadian Controlled Private Corporation, from 12% to 14%. Renunciations to increase!: BradyContinue reading “US tax reform bill appears to confiscate 12% of retained earnings of certain Canadian Controlled Private Corporations”
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After Five Decades of Abuse, Enough is Enough!
cross-posted from Brock Posted on February 12, 2012 by Just Me Forget about the notion that CBT has been with us since the Civil War. Forget about the absurd conclusion of Cook v Tait. The real beginning of our story started 55 years ago on October 16, 1962. This was the beginning ofContinue reading “After Five Decades of Abuse, Enough is Enough!”
The Biggest Threat to America Does NOT Lie Outside its Borders
"The biggest threat to America does NOT lie outside its borders. The biggest threat to America…" — John Richardson https://t.co/cVpLNlSZfV — Citizenship Lawyer (@ExpatriationLaw) June 21, 2017 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js The biggest threat to America does NOT lie outside its borders. The biggest threat to America is the Internal Revenue Code and its absurd rulesContinue reading “The Biggest Threat to America Does NOT Lie Outside its Borders”
Anti #FATCA BRIC nations building political clout and alliance
BRICS:Will the rise of this coalition of countries bring down the USD as the world's most powerful reserve currency? https://t.co/vUjvk1dJs3 pic.twitter.com/dZD0eBAgPG — Patricia Moon (@nobledreamer16) June 5, 2017 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js We all spend tons of time wondering what individual effort might bring down FATCA. Will the Congress come to its senses and pass the Meadows/RandContinue reading “Anti #FATCA BRIC nations building political clout and alliance”
Principles of Treasury’s (reserve currency) War used by private plaintiffs – U.S. law determines who non-U.S. banks can do business with
I was reading an article this evening which reminded me I had never taken the time to really learn what was involved after World War II and the Bretton Woods. I need to trace back to a point before the IMF and the OECD were involved in developing globalization policy, especially when countries signContinue reading “Principles of Treasury’s (reserve currency) War used by private plaintiffs – U.S. law determines who non-U.S. banks can do business with”
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