One thing I enjoy, is connecting dots or looking for patterns. To this end, I believe that there has been a shift in the way in which tax is being discussed in the main stream. I have [...]
Quick Facts About The Proposed Internet Sales Tax Bill: * The tax is supposed to generate $22 Billion to $24 Billion in annual revenues to state and local governments, although not all [...]
On Monday May 6, 2013, the US Senate passed a bill requiring online retailers to collect sales tax just like their brick and mortar cousins. Although the bill has to pass the House, The [...]
After being distracted by UKIP last week, I am happy to return to the subject of taxation and the way in which developed countries appear to be more aggressively pursuing tax owed by citizens and [...]
In his ‘Big Soccer’ blog (http://www.bigsoccer.com/soccer/bill-archer/2013/03/19/jack-warner-man-of-action-losing-traction/), Bill Archer made certain allegations about a former Vice President of [...]
Starting in the 1960s, certain Caribbean territories were granted independence from the United Kingdom and since then some of them have struggled to define themselves in the new global [...]
As the Caribbean comes to terms with the implications of FATCA, some territory governments are considering signing Intergovernmental Agreements (IGAs) with the United States. By way of [...]
A couple weeks ago, the Nassau Guardian reported that the Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association reported a problem to the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association. A change in US tax [...]
I’m trained in Law in the United States. I’ve been a Professor of Tax Law in the United States for it’s now 10 years. Before that, I practiced International Tax Law in New York. You [...]