US Should Reject Tax Loopholes that China Favors
By David Morse, Tax Policy Director The US and domestic companies should be alarmed by China’s desire to preserve corporate tax avoidance strategies in the
Maximizing job-creation bang-for-buck by reducing import leakages
Editor’s note: This important report shows how a strong Buy America program combined with infrastructure spending can boost our economic strategy and minimize leaking taxpayer
Tax Changes May be Afoot for Multinational Entities
By David Morse, Tax Policy Associate Director Law 360 reported this week that US Treasury officials believe multinational companies should anticipate new formulas as a part
Congress Must Strengthen Buy America Act
Excerpt: “Congress must act to strengthen the Buy American Act, not weaken it, eliminate the incentives for offshoring, and provide incentives for bringing manufacturing back to
China Cannot Weaponize Its U.S. Treasury Bonds
Editor’s note: Important for financial press (and others) to understand this. Excerpt: “By purchasing fewer U.S. government bonds… Beijing would leave the United States either unchanged
Wrangler Gets Rooted: Denim Company Rolls Out Fully American-made Jeans
Editor’s note: Even textile production is moving back to the US. The history of Wrangler blue jeans is rooted in America. The Greensboro, N.C., company first
What is the Golden Age of Taxation?
By David Morse, Tax Policy Associate Director “There is not going to be a return to a golden age of tax, this is about change,”
Dethrone ‘King Dollar’
Editor’s note. This four year old article by Jared Bernstein, former Chief Economist for former VP Joe Biden is an excellent explanation of why and
Up To $100 Billion Annual Revenue Potential From the MAC
CDJPA Research Note #4 By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director CPA advocates the Market Access Charge (MAC) as an innovative tool to address systemic dollar
Aluminum Tariffs Must Be Extended To Cover Aluminum Cables
On March 8th, the president announced tariffs of 25% on steel imports and 10% on aluminum tariffs. The tariffs were levied under Section 232 of
