Withdraw from OECD funding/membership and reject global minimum corporate tax cartel
Mandate frames OECD as a taxpayer-funded left-wing lobby, says the U.S. should end financial support and withdraw, and opposes Yellen’s global minimum corporate tax as anti-tax-competition harmonization.
Mandate
Mandate Ch. 22 (Treasury) — Tax Competition / OECD: Biden Administration pushed a global minimum corporate tax; U.S. should not outsource tax policy to international organizations; U.S. provides about one-fifth of OECD funding and should end its financial support and withdraw from the OECD.
Undo plan
1) Maintain OECD engagement for tax transparency and anti-evasion standards.
2) Keep U.S. at the table on pillar negotiations rather than unilateral exit.
3) Separate legitimate BEPS concerns from rhetoric about a ‘cartel.’
4) Require congressional debate before treaty/organization withdrawal steps.
5) Verify: continuity of information-exchange agreements critical to enforcement.