Paradise Papers Is Opportunity To Close Elite Tax Loopholes

When the fruits of a liberal education system with a strong research and academic community are assessed, it points to a patriotic passion that shows how America and other developed world domains create an environment where business can grow and innovate. From Uber’s ride-sharing technology and Allergan’s Botox patents to Facebook’s social media technology, Apple Computer’s iPhone to even the Nike Swoosh, they all represent, in part, a victory for a culture that rewards education and innovation that manifested such success. But these groundbreaking innovations, developed through the product of US innovation, also have a darker commonality. They all represent a US-born innovation that, once successful, seeks to flee their nation of origin to pay little or no tax to...