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Sanctions on non-compliannt countries.
by postingawayonhn 6y ago
Sanctions on non-compliannt countries.
- ed25519FUUU 6y agoThis strikes me as incredibly imperialistic. Why should the USA get to decide what the tax rate is for the rest of the world?
- andrepd 6y agoStart with multilateral agreements, then sanction small jurisdictions that don't comply (e.g. bring the EU, US, Japan, etc on board and negotiate conditions, then impose them on Cayman Islands or Panama).
- ed25519FUUU 6y agoThose multinationals are following USA tax law! Why sanction the small country when your own country enables the action?
- andrepd 6y agoYes, that is precisely my point.
- peteretep 6y agoYou seem to think this will be a hard sell to most countries, where in fact 21% is below Corp Tax for most countries with clout. Most of the EU would be on board, China would be on board, all nuclear powers would be on board...
- syshum 6y agoI doubt either China or Russia would be on board, They might though they would properly ignore it and have many exemptions for State Run businesses or or such things
- HenryKissinger 6y agoBecause we need to move beyond having 200+ countries? It's time we start converging toward a one world government.
- boredumb 6y agoThat user name certainly checks out.
- senorpancho 6y agoOne people, one government, one leader /s
- kjrose 6y agoHey Henry! See you are still working towards that chestnut.
- postingawayonhn 6y agoIt shouldn't but it arguably has the diplomatic and economic power to do so.
- kjrose 6y agoSo every city with tax credits. Every county with a tax benefit. Taxes is not just a federal thing here.