‘Stop Tax Haven Abuse’ bill introduced by US Senators

By David Marchant

18 years ago

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Barack Obama Carl Levin Norm Coleman Stop Tax Haven Abuse Act

United States presidential hopeful Barack Obama has thrown his political weight behind a comprehensive bill to clamp-down on an estimated $100 billion per year offshore tax evasion by U. S. taxpayers.
The draft legislation – known as The Stop Tax Haven Abuse Act – was introduced to Congress on February 17, 2007 by Obama, fellow Democrat Senator Carl Levin, and Senator Norm Coleman, who is a Republican.

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