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Tholos Statement on Sweden Protecting Flavored Vape Access
NEWS RELEASE: June 21, 2022 Contact: Tim Andrews [email protected] (Director of Consumer Issues, Tholos Foundation) Stockholm, Sweden – Earlier today, Sweden’s national legislature, the Riksdag, voted down a measure to ban all flavored nicotine-containing vape liquid. The Tholos Foundation would like to highlight the position held…
International Policy
Taxpayer Groups from 40 Countries Urge Rejection of OECD’s Global Minimum Tax
In partnership with the World Taxpayers Associations, Americans for Tax Reform is leading a large international coalition of 76 conservative groups and activists from 40 different nations to oppose the implementation of a global minimum corporate tax rate.
International Policy
Big-Spending EU Bureaucrats Want To Fleece American Companies Again
The European Union can't keep up with the pace of innovation, growth, and success of American technology companies. This was true in the past but became undoubtedly apparent during the COVID-19 pandemic.
International Policy
Will Biden Defend America Against Europe’s Tax-Hungry Bureaucrats?
European nations and many other countries around the world have unilaterally departed from over 100 years of accepted tax principles and imposed discriminatory digital taxes on U.S. companies based on global revenue. These new taxes pose unprecedented dangers to tax competition, innovation, and American and European economic growth and will lead to a dramatic and irreversible shift for the international tax system.
International Policy
Australia’s Misguided Attack on American Companies
America is the most innovative country in the world because American workers hustle to innovate and create new products and services. Competition is the key element to always strive for excellence and no government should be able to pick winners and losers. Unfortunately, at least one bureaucracy in Australia does not like the competition.
International Policy
Europe’s New Digital Strategy to Target American Companies is Made in China
The European Union and its member states are not able to keep up with the pace of innovation and growth of American companies. And now they are resorting to Chinese tactics to undermine U.S. innovation.
International Policy
In Europe, Fed Up Voters Send Message to EU Superstate
Often it is difficult to describe the outcome of an election with one word. This time it's different. Voters were fed up with an arrogant, bloated superstate bureaucracy. They voted to get their sovereignty back.