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TAXING AMERICANS
ABROAD.
DECREASE
OF AMERICAN HERCHANTS ABROAD..
mariso
connection A very serious situation in with the future development both af American export trade and the American
Dun's merchant
International Review says, was forcibly pointed out
by Hon. Herbert Hoover, Secretory of Com-
in inerce
recent address before the American Marine Congress as New York. This is the fact that the United States by taxing its citizens resident abroad is, in many cases, subjecting them to doable is ulso placing them at a disadvantage as comparesi their competitors of other nationalities who are not so tard by their resportive home governments. The following extracts from Mr. Hoover's address embody his views on this important matter:
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Despite our expanding export and import trade, the number of our mer chants abroad has decreased in late years and yet if we would have n merchant marine they must be increased. The tax ation policies of our Government have'] been to a considerable degree responsible for this situation.
We are asking our people to expatri ate themselves in order to sell American Our goods and manage American ships. own Government demands in income and corporation taxes up to 35 per cent. of the profits of our merchants regidrat abroad. They also pay taxes to the gov ernment where they reside. Thus wo de mand that they pay doable taxes. We are the only nation who does such a thing. With tax burdens even greater than oura, our competitors in the world today have freed their merchants abroad from this
double taxation For instance, an Ameri
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COTTON SHORTAGE...
LANCASHIRE IN FAVOURABLE POSITION.
Mr. Frederick W. Tattersall, the cotton trade expert and statistician, writes from Manchester
Considering the amount of informa tion available, the confusion that exists with regard to Ameriena cotton qupplies this season
is remarkable. The time has arrived when it should be possible to estimate the position fairly accurate. ly. Taking one year with another, the statistics of the United States Depart ment
of Commerce are reliable; `Äs to stacks and consumption. Mr. Hester is the veteran statistician..
The erop forecast of the American Government of 10,051,000 hales, must be,
Wich taken as approximately correct. linters this will meda, a growth of 10,700,000 bales, · The carry-over at the end of last July, according to Mr. Supplies, Hester, was 2,300,000 bales. therefore, for the twelve months will ba. 13,200,000 balos,
The figures so far arúlable indicata a much smaller consumption in 1923-94.) with a probable decrease of nearly 1,000,000 baics. The amount used may be put down at 11,500,000 bales. Theac figures point to a carry-over at the end of this season of 1,300,000 bales.
The seriousness of the situation will be realised when it is remembered that stocks throughout the world in July 1921 were estimated at more than 9,000,000 baics. The position, however, is not alarming, and the talk of famine and using up the last bale is not found- ed on facts. It is some satisfaction to know that Lancashire spinners are more favourably bought than users in cat alher countries, especially the United States.
can merch at firm in London to-day must pay British taxes amounting directly or
up to 50 per cent. of its income. C. E. WARREN CO., LTD. indiren Government comes along
The
and claims the same sum or even
IOTA,
In countries not participants in the war, such as the Argentino, the British mer-
SANITARY ENGINEERS. MONUMENTALISTS. &o.
chant pays no taxes to his home govern OFFICES &)98A, Wanchai Road,
ment, whereas our merchant must pay bis taxes in full
It is, therefore, felt by many as more economic for Americans to stay at home and sell their goods in the Argentino through a German or a British merchant. Scores of our merchant firms. totally dis couraged, have thrown up the sponge,
Before the war there were at least 1,000 American engineers employed at sub- stantial salaries in the territories of our former allies. These men weat abroad to instali American' methods, "American machinery and equipment in the produc tion of w materials, and in transporta
tion.
These salaried workers now find themselves subject, to two gigantia income taxes and thus their foreign mission is un- profitables I doubt whether there are 100 of them left it foreign territories to-day. A vast amount of American machinery and equipment that followed in their wake has dried up.
"There is one phase of this matter of vital importance to our farmers. Over 50 per cent. of our agricultural exports go to Europe. If our merchant firms were es tablished in Europe it would be possible for to give delivery at that end and
to
But American merchants are not likely to establish in Europe and to pay two income taxes which might absorb up to 75 per cent. of their income.
too short credits to their cus
of which relieve our farmers,
"I do not wish to argue the theory that Americans who are engaged ahrand in re- productive work should not brar their share of the antional burden. I" would only point out that other nations have found it is uneconomic to impose this bur- dea прод them, and that we are left in a prejudiced position. Nor am I pleading the se of the American expatriate whe prefers foreign civilization as a luxury, who is bringing no returns to his country by way of his sayings or by way of his ex- pansion of American trade.
carse
"These two groups are quite distinct. They can be distinguished in tax measures no is to apply the relief only to incomes earned abroad. One is tied passionately to his country's interests and the expansion ita welfare; America to him is the home he serves in managing ber trade. He will yet return with his savings to add to the nations wealth, whereas the other is but a pensioner on our national resources. And: yet as a nation we penalize the one who brings us service and credit,”
This very able and convincing statement
GODOWNB.
T. No. 289.
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15 phase of the matter that the lawmakers at Washington lost sight of when drafting the income tax laws and Mr. Hoover has performed a distinct pub- service in directing attention to it in such a forcible manner.
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