Statement by the FACT Coalition on ITEP Study
WASHINGTON, D.C. – A new report published Wednesday by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) explains—among other things—how the House tax plan fails to curtail tax avoidance, contrary to the conventional wisdom in Washington.
President’s Action Likely to Raise Costs on American Businesses, Undermine National Security
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Clark Gascoigne, the deputy director of the FACT Coalition, issued the following statement in response to President Donald Trump’s signing of a Congressional Review Act resolution of disapproval (H.J.Res.41).
The FACT Coalition sent a letter to House lawmakers Friday urging them to oppose H.J.Res.54, a controversial measure which would repeal an important safeguard against offshore tax haven abuse—specifically, the practice of earnings stripping.
The FACT Coalition sent a letter to House lawmakers Tuesday urging them to oppose the “Partnership to Build America Act,” or similar successor legislation, which is expected to be re-introduced by Rep. John Delaney (D-MD) in the near future.
“Partnership to Build America Act” and the “Infrastructure 2.0 Act” Would Exacerbate Offshore Tax Haven Abuse
The FACT Coalition sent two letters up to House lawmakers this week opposing a couple of egregious tax giveaways that are expected to be re-introduced by Rep. John Delaney (D-MD) in the near future.
Titled the “Partnership to Build America Act” and the “Infrastructure 2.0 Act”, both measures seek to offer multinational tax avoiders a reward under the premise that the measures might raise some revenue for infrastructure funding. The question is: at what cost?
The FACT Coalition sent a letter to House lawmakers Monday urging them to oppose the “Infrastructure 2.0 Act,” or similar successor legislation, which is expected to be re-introduced by Rep. John Delaney (D-MD) in the near future.
