FOR AN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL LAW

IN ORDER TO END TAX CRIMES

STATES AND THEIR LEADERS

To put an end to tax crimes committed by high-tax states and leaders, it is time to consider the adoption of a new law by the International Criminal Court. This law would seek to punish those responsible for these crimes against the people and businesses, by imposing prison sentences so severe that states and leaders would have an incentive to comply with a maximum tax rate of 5% to avoid be condemned.

Recognize tax crimes :

The abusive practices and oppressive tax policies of high-tax states can be seen as crimes against the people and businesses.

These crimes deprive citizens of resources necessary for their well-being and hinder economic development.

It is therefore crucial to recognize them as such and to treat them with the severity they deserve.

Hold leaders accountable :

Introducing tough prison sentences for executives involved in tax crimes sends a clear message that they are personally responsible for their actions. This would encourage leaders to act responsibly and ensure that public resources are used ethically and efficiently.

Deterrence and behavior change :

The heavy prison sentences would be a deterrent to high-tax states and leaders, prompting them to rethink their tax policies and adopt a more reasonable tax rate. The prospect of significant criminal penalties would encourage them to prefer a fairer and more transparent approach to taxation.

Strengthening international credibility :

The adoption of such a law by the International Criminal Court would strengthen the credibility of the international community in its fight against tax crimes. It would show that tax abuse is not tolerated and that there is an international legal mechanism to hold those responsible for such criminal acts to account.

Protection of the rights of the people and companies :

The new law of the International Criminal Court would aim to protect the fundamental rights of the people and companies, by guaranteeing a fair tax environment conducive to prosperity. It would restore the confidence of citizens and economic players, ensuring a fairer distribution of tax burdens and putting an end to abusive practices.

Passing a new International Criminal Court law, with tough prison sentences for tax crimes committed by high-tax states and executives, would be a decisive step in ending these unjust practices.

This would hold leaders accountable, deter tax abuse, build international credibility, and protect the rights of people and businesses. This measure would be a strong signal that tax crimes will not be tolerated and that serious consequences await those who commit them.

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