AUKUS is Retaliation for French Digital Service Taxes?
My first thought when I read about AUKUS and what it meant for France was that the U.S. was exacting revenge on France for enacting
Jimmy Sexton
October 13, 2021
The Future of The Tax Justice Movement: Tax as a Punishment
I recently wrote about the failed luxury tax attempted by the US that wound up destroying thousands of middle-class jobs. It dawned on me that
Jimmy Sexton
January 29, 2020
Time to Celebrate – Free-Market Prevails Over Tax and Spend Central Planning
If you listened to the Chicken Littles over at the Tax Justice Network, you’d probably believe that the global economy is worse than ever. Inequality
Sandra Jefimova
September 30, 2019
Luxury Tax Boomerang: Target Rich, Hurt Average Joe
To help achieve their goals, advocates of high taxes push division, jealousy, and class war. They portray all rich people as somehow being responsible for
Sandra Jefimova
September 26, 2019
Economic Illiterates Demand Control Over Global Economy and Taxation
People get into impassioned arguments about all sorts of things – sports, music, movies. But it’s not such a big deal to be wrong about
Sandra Jefimova
September 23, 2019
Tax Justice Network Embraces Welfare for Bankers
I’ve long suspected that people start with the conclusion they desire and work their way backwards to find justifications. But I’ve never seen such a
Sandra Jefimova
September 4, 2019
Prenups Suck or Why You Need an International Trust
Asking your fiancé to sign a prenuptial agreement is a fantastic way to put your relationship on the rocks. Merely broaching the subject causes doubt,
Sandra Jefimova
July 30, 2019
The Worst Way to Maintain Privacy
Many of my clients qualify as “Ultra-High-Net-Worth-Individuals” – they’re worth $50 million and up. People with this kind of money are very concerned about privacy –
Sandra Jefimova
July 23, 2019
Welcome to the Bizarro World of “Tax Justice”
The Tax Justice Network and their followers are some of the most curious people around. Think about it for just a moment. I think it’s
Sandra Jefimova
May 28, 2019