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anonymous
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Someone
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guy
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jarrod m.
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berny
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Leanne J.
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Michael B.
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Anonymous
15 years, 3 months ago
To Governments of all Nations and the UN
Tax Havens are taking advantage of globalization and free trade to undermine government's ability to serve and protect their citizens. Wealth is looted from nations by means of transfers to 'offshore' havens where little to no taxation exists and everything is secret. Huge profits can be transformed into huge losses by secret deals and loans, thus depriving citizens of the revenues that their public programs depend on.
The primary vehicle abetting this is a corporations registered or participating in a tax haven. Even if the head office is on your main street, if the corporation is registered in the Caymen Islands or some other tax haven, the tax laws of your country may not apply.
Tax havens derive from maritime law, which is stateless and secret. All tax havens are located on islands or with marine access. Essentially these are pirate coves.
The primary driver of this situation is tax avoidance, especially in high tax jurisdictions like Canada. The reductions of corporate tax in recent years is an attempt to minimize this incentive but it is a race to the bottom. The bottom is zero. While havens like Holland and The City of London may benefit from the fees and services garnered from such activity, everyone else is impoverished.
For more information see the blog section of this site.
One solution is to exterminate tax havens, if that is possible - they now number 60 and growing. That however, does not reduce the incentive factor, which relates to taxes. Letting your government get too big, trying to do too many things, and paying its empoyees higher than average is the basic reason why people try to run away with money they perceive as theirs (ie. before it is 'wasted' by gummerment!) The only other solution is to ostracize all people and products associated with tax havens - essentially isolating the infestation like we do for infectious diseases. People unwilling to give up every little fancy gadget unwittingly promote tax havens.
In order to solve this problem people must do three things.
Please note that your email is not displayed.
Tax Havens are taking advantage of globalization and free trade to undermine government's ability to serve and protect their citizens. Wealth is looted from nations by means of transfers to 'offshore' havens where little to no taxation exists and everything is secret. Huge profits can be transformed into huge losses by secret deals and loans, thus depriving citizens of the revenues that their public programs depend on.
The primary vehicle abetting this is a corporations registered or participating in a tax haven. Even if the head office is on your main street, if the corporation is registered in the Caymen Islands or some other tax haven, the tax laws of your country may not apply.
Tax havens derive from maritime law, which is stateless and secret. All tax havens are located on islands or with marine access. Essentially these are pirate coves.
The primary driver of this situation is tax avoidance, especially in high tax jurisdictions like Canada. The reductions of corporate tax in recent years is an attempt to minimize this incentive but it is a race to the bottom. The bottom is zero. While havens like Holland and The City of London may benefit from the fees and services garnered from such activity, everyone else is impoverished.
For more information see the blog section of this site.
One solution is to exterminate tax havens, if that is possible - they now number 60 and growing. That however, does not reduce the incentive factor, which relates to taxes. Letting your government get too big, trying to do too many things, and paying its empoyees higher than average is the basic reason why people try to run away with money they perceive as theirs (ie. before it is 'wasted' by gummerment!) The only other solution is to ostracize all people and products associated with tax havens - essentially isolating the infestation like we do for infectious diseases. People unwilling to give up every little fancy gadget unwittingly promote tax havens.
In order to solve this problem people must do three things.
- Call for the extermination of tax havens. Probably impossible but sign the petition anyway.
- Exert pressure on your government to limit its size and power.
- Boycott products from corporations engaged in tax piracy.
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corporations are going bankrupt. even people and the small business did go bankrupt. abolish money not just taxes.
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
Closed — 18 supporters
Final supporters
D
Darrickshach
C
Catherine m.
A
anonymous
S
Someone
S
Someone
G
guy
J
jarrod m.
B
berny
L
Leanne J.
M
Michael B.
Started by
Anonymous
15 years, 3 months ago
To Governments of all Nations and the UN
Tax Havens are taking advantage of globalization and free trade to undermine government's ability to serve and protect their citizens. Wealth is looted from nations by means of transfers to 'offshore' havens where little to no taxation exists and everything is secret. Huge profits can be transformed into huge losses by secret deals and loans, thus depriving citizens of the revenues that their public programs depend on.
The primary vehicle abetting this is a corporations registered or participating in a tax haven. Even if the head office is on your main street, if the corporation is registered in the Caymen Islands or some other tax haven, the tax laws of your country may not apply.
Tax havens derive from maritime law, which is stateless and secret. All tax havens are located on islands or with marine access. Essentially these are pirate coves.
The primary driver of this situation is tax avoidance, especially in high tax jurisdictions like Canada. The reductions of corporate tax in recent years is an attempt to minimize this incentive but it is a race to the bottom. The bottom is zero. While havens like Holland and The City of London may benefit from the fees and services garnered from such activity, everyone else is impoverished.
For more information see the blog section of this site.
One solution is to exterminate tax havens, if that is possible - they now number 60 and growing. That however, does not reduce the incentive factor, which relates to taxes. Letting your government get too big, trying to do too many things, and paying its empoyees higher than average is the basic reason why people try to run away with money they perceive as theirs (ie. before it is 'wasted' by gummerment!) The only other solution is to ostracize all people and products associated with tax havens - essentially isolating the infestation like we do for infectious diseases. People unwilling to give up every little fancy gadget unwittingly promote tax havens.
In order to solve this problem people must do three things.
Please note that your email is not displayed.
Tax Havens are taking advantage of globalization and free trade to undermine government's ability to serve and protect their citizens. Wealth is looted from nations by means of transfers to 'offshore' havens where little to no taxation exists and everything is secret. Huge profits can be transformed into huge losses by secret deals and loans, thus depriving citizens of the revenues that their public programs depend on.
The primary vehicle abetting this is a corporations registered or participating in a tax haven. Even if the head office is on your main street, if the corporation is registered in the Caymen Islands or some other tax haven, the tax laws of your country may not apply.
Tax havens derive from maritime law, which is stateless and secret. All tax havens are located on islands or with marine access. Essentially these are pirate coves.
The primary driver of this situation is tax avoidance, especially in high tax jurisdictions like Canada. The reductions of corporate tax in recent years is an attempt to minimize this incentive but it is a race to the bottom. The bottom is zero. While havens like Holland and The City of London may benefit from the fees and services garnered from such activity, everyone else is impoverished.
For more information see the blog section of this site.
One solution is to exterminate tax havens, if that is possible - they now number 60 and growing. That however, does not reduce the incentive factor, which relates to taxes. Letting your government get too big, trying to do too many things, and paying its empoyees higher than average is the basic reason why people try to run away with money they perceive as theirs (ie. before it is 'wasted' by gummerment!) The only other solution is to ostracize all people and products associated with tax havens - essentially isolating the infestation like we do for infectious diseases. People unwilling to give up every little fancy gadget unwittingly promote tax havens.
In order to solve this problem people must do three things.
- Call for the extermination of tax havens. Probably impossible but sign the petition anyway.
- Exert pressure on your government to limit its size and power.
- Boycott products from corporations engaged in tax piracy.
Please note that your email is not displayed.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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i agree tax havens have created an uneven playing field. If the richest 1% are paying no tax, then your average citizen is picking up the slack. It makes capital accumulation impossible for the average citizen. Since the last recession, we have learned that the trickle down theory does not work. It is no wonder why the American Dream is dying.
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guy
12 years ago
Featured
Narco politique ,blanchiment d argents ,deputees francais!! Service secret francais conrrompus!! #abolirlesparadisfiscaux
A
Anonymous user
8 years ago
corporations are going bankrupt. even people and the small business did go bankrupt. abolish money not just taxes.
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i agree tax havens have created an uneven playing field. If the richest 1% are paying no tax, then your average citizen is picking up the slack. It makes capital accumulation impossible for the average citizen. Since the last recession, we have learned that the trickle down theory does not work. It is no wonder why the American Dream is dying.