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My interpretation of that would be that if we already have one of the world's harshest tax policies in that regard, why would we want to have a reputation for b
by jlcx 14y ago
My interpretation of that would be that if we already have one of the world's harshest tax policies in that regard, why would we want to have a reputation for being even worse? Do we want to make productive foreigners even more wary of acquiring US citizenship?
- to3m 14y agoYES SIR WEE DO,,, THEIR STEELING ARE JOBBS
- sethg 14y agoBefore Eduardo Savarin was a US citizen, he wasn’t a productive foreigner; he was a teenager who had been targeted for kidnapping in his native Brazil. (http://pandodaily.com/2012/05/12/what-eduardo-saverin-owes-america-hint-nearly-everything/ http://pandodaily.com/2012/05/12/what-eduardo-saverin-owes-a...) His father was a wealthy businessman (which is why Eduardo had been kidnap-worthy), but I don’t know if he was wealthy enough to qualify for immigration to Singapore.