US EditionNew report says overturning Insular Cases would not trigger new taxes
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New report says overturning Insular Cases would not trigger new taxes
A new report released by Right to Democracy, a nonprofit advocating for equity and self-determination in the islands and other United States territories, argues that overturning the Insular Cases would not automatically result in new or increased federal taxation for residents. The report, Overruling the Insular Cases: What About Federal Taxes?, was co-authored by Right to Democracy Co-Director Neil Weare and tax law experts Sumaya H. Bouadi and…
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