US Capital Flow Management in the 1960s: The Interest Equalization Tax
By Steven L. Byers, PhD and Jeff Ferry With the introduction of the Baldwin-Hawley bill (S 2359) into the US Senate, capital flow management tools
Companies Find Ways to Bypass Tariffs on Chinese Imports
Editors note: Chinese and multinational companies continue cheating. Customs enforcement and tighter laws are needed Many save by tweaking assembly and shipping processes rather than
Facebook and IRS Prepare for $9 Billion U.S. Tax Court Fight
Editor’s Note: Adopt Sales Factor Apportionment taxation and this tax litigation becomes irrelevant. Because internal profit shifting becomes irrelevant. Simply tax MNC global profit in proportion
Op-ed | Washington Must Address Corporate Tax Avoidance. Digital Tax Fight Delay Helps
Excerpt: Digital companies aren’t the only ones avoiding corporate taxes. Plenty of foreign multinationals that sell in the U.S. are also shifting profits through tax havens…
China RX Exposes Risks of Dependence on China for Medicines
Excerpt: How did the pharmaceutical industry start sourcing pharmaceuticals in China? After her presentation at the Made in America trade show last month, I met Rosemary
Steel Tariffs Are Driving US Economic Growth
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist On October 25th, America’s largest steelmaker Nucor opened a new steel mill in Hickman, Arkansas. The mill will employ
Making America Competitive Again, The Bipartisan Baldwin-Hawley Bill
By John R. Hansen, CPA Advisory Board Executive Summary America’s trade deficits, which are caused primarily by America’s overvalued dollar, are eroding the American Dream
At Smithfield Foods’ slaughterhouse, China brings home U.S. bacon
Editors note: Chinese owned Smithfield Foods shipping pork to China amidst Asian swine flu problems. SMITHFIELD, Virginia (Reuters) – Smithfield Foods’ slaughterhouse in Virginia used
Peter Navarro: The Trump Guide to Diplomacy
Editors note: CPA has previously praised Peter Navarro‘s action fixing the requirement by the Universal Postal Union that the US subsidize the delivery of small
How Trump’s Tariffs Are Creating Jobs — for Canadians
Editors note: The China/Amazon/FedEx strategy finally comes to light as a major story. The de minimis loophole must be closed. And can be partially closed
