Simply stated, the United States should not actively make it easier for the laws of other countries to be broken or evaded.
Carolyn Maloney: “Simply stated, the United States should not actively make it easier for the laws of other countries to be broken or…”
On the recordOctober 26, 2011
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Maloney emphasizes the importance of U.S. compliance with international tax laws.
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