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The Economic Case for Tax Havens

Statist politicians and international bureaucracies such as the OECD and UN routinely attack tax havens, claiming that they lead to "harmful tax competition." Yet at no point do critics bother to p...  
 
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scronx (1 month ago) Show Hide
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This is mostly an argument for the existence of tax havens. I doubt if anybody viewing doubts it?
NorfolkCatKickers (4 months ago) Show Hide
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why tax havens are good for the economys -hm there not.
Its up to the freedom of a country or countries who the declare fiscal protectionism against anyway if a bunch of rich wankers left the county of birth which helped provide them with education and health and there to stingy to pay it back its fair.
Maybe the global economy is stronger today than 30 years all because of low tax's hmm or it could be because improvements in a thing called technology like magical smart boxes called computers
floating00eye (2 months ago) Show Hide
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well put...surprisingly, the video also neglects to mention that the real wages of average workers have stagnated since the 1980s. But as long as the rich are paying less taxes, then surely we are moving in the right direction.
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The OECD in league with the UN and IMF are how the Antichrist one world Marxist government are quickly being implemented, and no country will be able to buy or sell unless they bown down and worship the one world government and all its dictates, blackmails/blacklists. All countries who have any guts to fight the one world Marxist dictator government and keep their sovereignty MUST return to systems of barter for their trade to avoid OECD currencies which they will be blacklisted from.
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... The OECD blacklisting will effectively shut down any non obeying country which bases itself on any currency or banking system to
receive income from abroad or trade abroad. All countries who comply will become slaves to worship the dictates of the OECD, UN, IMF one world government. All who wish to have a chance to escape this must move to select 3rd world countries, return to small farming, water well drilling, and barter. There is no way to be free in the future unless you bow to the UN.
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Do you think Nations like the United Kingdom will tell their federacy's like Bermuda to stop operations, even if they are producing substantial amount of capital for the U.K? all the money invested in Bermuda reflects positively for the U.K currency, and overall economy. also the OECD has failed in the harmful tax practice project, because of the reasons stated above, major nations that are gaining from their federacy's being tax havens will protect their economic policies.
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OK, you pay your money to educate the world and i'll live better for it. If you want to sacrifice yourself on the altar of taxation that's fine, but don't make me.
We all know that some taxes are needed to keep us free. but we also know that gov't.s don't spend money efficiently.
1978RDC21 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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gee, that almost sounds like Atlas Shrugged.
How long do you think 30% of the people will pull the wagon the other 70% are riding in?
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