> Subject: 
>         Center for Freedom and Prosperity’s Weekly Update
>   Date: 
>         Wed, 7 Mar 2001 01:57:43 -0500
>   From: 
>         "Andrew Quinlan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>     To: 
>         "Tax Competition Update" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
> 
> Center for Freedom and Prosperity’s Weekly Update
> 
> 
> 1) Important U.S. Lawmakers Reject OECD Tax Cartel
>       Senator Jesse Helms
>       Senator Judd Gregg
>       Congressman Thomas Reynolds
> 2) OECD Stumbles in Paris, Low-Tax Countries Go on Offense
> 3) Commonwealth Condemns OECD
> 4) Two Insightful WSJ-Europe Opinion Pieces On the Insanity in Europe
> 5) Free Congress Foundation Joins CFP in Paris
> 6) Guest Paper:  Marshal Langer’s Paper “Who Are The Real Tax Havens?”
> 7) Washington UPDATE
> 
> 
> 1) IMPORTANT U.S. LAWMAKERS REJECT OECD TAX CARTEL
> 
> SENATOR JESSE HELMS – Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
> Senator Helms’ committee authorizes US spending for international
> organizations like the IMF, the UN and the OECD.  Below is a link to Senator
> Helms’ letter.
> http://www.freedomandprosperity.org/Articles/tni03-02-01/tni03-02-01.shtml
> 
> SENATOR JUDD GREGG – Chairman of the Commerce, Justice, State, and the
> Judiciary Subcommittee of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
> Senator Gregg’s subcommittee controls the purse strings for international
> organizations like the IMF, the UN and the OECD.  Below is a link to Senator
> Gregg’s letter.
> http://www.freedomandprosperity.org/Articles/tni03-02-01b/tni03-02-01b.shtml
> 
> CONGRESSMAN THOMAS REYNOLDS – Members of the House Rules Committee.  All
> legislation must go through the Rules Committee before it can be voted on by
> the full House.  Mr. Reynolds also is a member of the House’s tax writing
> committee, but is on leave from the Ways and Means Committee until he
> finishes his tour on the Rules committee. Below is a link to Congressman
> Reynolds’ letter.
> http://www.freedomandprosperity.org/Articles/reynolds/reynolds.shtml
> 
> 
> 
> 2) OECD STUMBLES IN PARIS, LOW-TAX COUNTRIES GO ON OFFENSE
> 
> CFP just returned from a successful trip to Paris and Brussels.  We were
> able to meet with many of the low-tax counties and share with them our
> progress on Capitol Hill and the White House.  The low-tax countries stood
> up to the OECD and should be commended.  The outstanding leadership of
> Barbados’ Prime Minister Owen Arthur and Antigua’s High Commissioner Sir
> Ronald Sanders must be acknowledged.  I can say without exaggeration that
> these two gentlemen have made a tremendous difference in this debate.
> 
> Media reports are beginning to highlight the OECD’s unfair actions.  From
> the release of the internal “memo” that insulted the Commonwealth
> Secretariat to the refusal to treat the non-OECD countries with respect, it
> became quite apparent that the bureaucrats in Paris have not retreated from
> their imperialistic agenda.
> 
> Moreover, the proposed plan put forth by the Commonwealth countries has put
> the OECD on the defensive. Indeed, we think the proposal is far too generous
> in that it does not make clear that countries should not try to tax income
> earned outside their borders.
> 
> Our open forum was very successful and we plan on holding them in every city
> we visit.  The following is the link to a BNA article on the meeting.
> http://www.freedomandprosperity.org/Articles/bna03-01-01/bna03-01-01.shtml
> 
> News Reports on Paris Meeting:
> OECD accused of tyranny, Caribbean leader alleges double standards at tax
> havens talks
> http://www.freedomandprosperity.org/Articles/g03-03-01/g03-03-01.shtml
> 
> OECD Tax Competition Meetings Fail To Yield Announcement, Raising Questions
> http://www.freedomandprosperity.org/Articles/bna03-05-01/bna03-05-01.shtml
> 
> Commonwealth Nations Demand Full Participation in OECD Tax Competition Plan
> http://www.freedomandprosperity.org/Articles/bna03-06-01/bna03-06-01.shtml
> 
> 
> 
> 3) COMMONWEALTH CONDEMNS OECD
> 
> Statement by Commonwealth Secretary-General on Document Related to Tax Talks
> http://www.freedomandprosperity.org/Articles/cws02-28-01/cws02-28-01.shtml
> 
> 
> 
> 4) TWO INSIGHTFUL WSJ-EUROPE OPINION PIECES ON THE INSANITY IN EUROPE
> 
> February 28, 2001, by James Sproule, International Commentary,  Why Are Your
> Neighbors Paying in Cash?
> http://www.freedomandprosperity.org/Articles/wsje02-28-01/wsje02-28-01.shtml
> 
> March 6, 2001, International Commentary,  Bully Europe
> http://www.freedomandprosperity.org/Articles/wsje03-06-01/wsje03-06-01.shtml
> 
> 
> 
> 5) FREE CONGRESS FOUNDATION JOINS CFP IN PARIS
> Brad Jansen of the Washington-based Free Congress Foundation joined the
> Center’s delegation in Paris.  The following is the Free Congress’ press
> statement:
> http://www.freedomandprosperity.org/Articles/fc03-02-01/fc03-02-01.shtml
> 
> 
> 
> 6) GUEST PAPER:
> Marshal Langer’s paper has been featured on this email update before.  I
> believe it needs to be repeated since it is one of the most viewed papers on
> our web site.  In fact, besides Dan Mitchell’s Heritage Foundation paper on
> the OECD’s misguided tax competition project, Prof. Langer's paper on “Who
> are the Real Tax Havens?” is mentioned the most on my travels.  Link to
> Prof. Langer’s paper below.
> http://www.freedomandprosperity.org/Articles/tni12-18-00.pdf
> 
> 
> 7) WASHINGTON UPDATE
> 
> Finally, let me give you a glimpse at our future plans. For the next few
> weeks we will be working here in Washington.  We have meetings scheduled
> with key members of Congress and their staff, and we continue to work to
> influence the Bush Administration. We encourage persecuted nations to defend
> their interests. Speak to lawmakers on Capitol Hill. Talk to people at the
> State Department, Treasury Department, and the White House. But seek
> meetings with political appointees. Many career bureaucrats, particularly at
> the Treasury Department, favor the OECD agenda and are trying to manipulate
> their bosses by mis-characterizing this issue as one of tax evasion and
> money laundering. We need to explain to the political appointees that these
> are “red herrings,” and that the real issue is whether countries should have
> territorial or worldwide taxation.
> 
> 
> Kind regards,
> 
> Andrew Quinlan
> Center for Freedom and Prosperity
> President
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