I’m now relaxing in the warm sunshine of the Cayman Islands, having given a speech to an International Funds Conference.
My speech was a standard critique of high-tax governments and international bureaucracies for trying stifle tax competition and create a global tax cartel – sort of an OPEC for politicians.
The most interesting part of the conference was when an expert from Hong Kong equated the tax system of the United States with North Korea and Libya. A bit of hyperbole, to be sure, but our tax system has totalitarian aspects that are far worse than anything found even in places such as France. And now Obama wants to further increase the power of the IRS and strip away even more of our freedoms.
For those who want more information on the topic, here’s my video on tax competition, followed by a video castigating Obama’s anti-tax haven demagoguery.
To turn our country around, we must permit individual interests and not community interests to dominate. Obama, Democrats, socialists, liberals and everyone on the left wants to share the booty from America saying community is most important. SAVE THE PEBBLE DROPPERS & PROSPERITY, found on claysamerica.com, tells how America did so well in the first place, and shows us how to repeat the process of regaining our prosperity. America has drifted into meaningless altruism to the point we cannot earn our way back and focusing on individual interests as described so well by Ayn Rand. Claysamerica.com
[...] are plenty of those stories, to be sure, but American tax law has become so bad that the IRS is causing headaches and anger [...]
[...] are plenty of those stories, to be sure, but American tax law has become so bad that the IRS is causing headaches and anger [...]
[...] are plenty of those stories, to be sure, but American tax law has become so bad that the IRS is causing headaches and anger [...]
[...] liberty is traveling to foreign lands. Previous hardship duty includes trips to Monaco, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Switzerland, and [...]
[...] they quote two hard-core lefts. And in a gross display of editorializing, they also referred to the Cayman Islands as a “notorious tax [...]
[...] they quote two hard-core lefts. And in a gross display of editorializing, they also referred to the Cayman Islands as a “notorious tax [...]
[...] wants to crack down on small low-tax jurisdictions such as Monaco, Bermuda, Liechtenstein, and the Cayman Islands, as well as big nations such as the United States. Sadly, Ann’s side has somewhat prevailed, [...]
[...] As a long-time admirer of the Cayman Islands, I desperately hope the government will reconsider this dangerous step. The world already has lots of examples of nations that are following bad policy. We need a few places that are at least being semi-sensible. [...]
[...] As a long-time admirer of the Cayman Islands, I desperately hope the government will reconsider this dangerous step. The world already has lots of examples of nations that are following bad policy. We need a few places that are at least being semi-sensible. [...]
[...] agenda isn’t as bad as what Hollande is trying to impose, but it’s not Hong Kong or the Cayman Islands [...]
[...] agenda isn’t as bad as what Hollande is trying to impose, but it’s not Hong Kong or the Cayman Islands [...]
[...] people seem to prefer Switzerland and the Cayman Islands, while middle-class people mostly talk about Australia and Latin America (mainly Costa Rica or [...]
[...] people seem to prefer Switzerland and the Cayman Islands, while middle-class people mostly talk about Australia and Latin America (mainly Costa Rica or [...]
[...] agenda isn’t as bad as what Hollande is trying to impose, but it’s not Hong Kong or the Cayman Islands [...]
[...] obvious first choice is a zero-income tax jurisdiction like the Cayman Islands that is prosperous and reasonably well [...]
[...] agenda isn’t as bad as what Hollande is trying to impose, but it’s not Hong Kong or the Cayman Islands [...]
[...] I have also praised Switzerland because of policies such as genuine federalism and financial privacy, and it goes without saying that I admire tax havens such as Bermuda, Monaco, and the Cayman Islands [...]
[...] I have also praised Switzerland because of policies such as genuine federalism and financial privacy, and it goes without saying that I admire tax havens such asBermuda, Monaco, and the Cayman Islands [...]