FOREIGN INVESTMENTS
Articles and editorials
Defeat for Business Bribery Abroad, S3410 [16AP]
End to Corruption, S3409 [16AP]
Ex-Im Files—How the Taxpayer-Funded Export-Import Bank Helps Ship Jobs Overseas, S10177-S10179 [10SE], S10251-S10254 [11SE]
Tax Code Gives Companies a Lift, S10180 [10SE]
Bills and resolutions
China, People's Republic of: oppose assistance by international financial institutions (see H.R. 3577), H5817 [4JN]
Foreign countries: private sector development enterprise funds (see H.R. 3116), H2466 [19MR]
Taxation: increase child care credit and eliminate the exclusion of certain income relative to foreign sales corporations (see H.R. 3332), H4109 [25AP]
———treatment of businesses operating abroad (see S. 1928, 2086), S7302 [28JN], S10684 [17SE]
———treatment of individuals benefiting from renouncement of citizenship (see S. 1637), S2646 [21MR]
U.S. Intellectual Property Organization: establish (see S. 1961), S7887 [16JY]
Letters
Rescind funds marked for legal reforms to stimulate trade and investment in Vietnam: John F. Sommer, Jr., American Legion, S8763 [25JY]
Treatment of individuals benefiting from renouncement of citizenship and treatment of assets of naturalized citizens or residents: Jamie S. Gorelick, Dept. of Justice, S12297, S12298 [3OC]
Remarks in House
African Development Bank: funding, H5894 [5JN]
American-Ukrainian Advisory Committee: recommendations on economic reform, business investment, and security policy in Ukraine, E424 [22MR]
Foreign aid: authorizing U.S. contributions to international funds and development banks, H5842, H5843 [5JN]
Foreign trade: responses to piracy of intellectual property, H7137-H7143 [9JY]
Mexico: economic assistance relative to instability of economy and currency, H11232 [26SE]
Vietnam: rescind funds marked for legal reforms to stimulate trade and investment, H9912 [2AU]
Remarks in Senate
Taxation: treatment of businesses operating abroad (S. 1355), S9313 [31JY]
———treatment of businesses operating abroad (S. 1928), S7307 [28JN]
———treatment of businesses operating abroad (S. 2086), S10687-S10689 [17SE]
———treatment of income of controlled foreign corporations attributable to imported property, S10168-S10182 [10SE], S10246-S10261 [11SE]
———treatment of individuals benefiting from renouncement of citizenship, S7408 [8JY], S7423 [9JY]
———treatment of individuals benefiting from renouncement of citizenship (S. 1637), S2655 [21MR]
———treatment of individuals benefiting from renouncement of citizenship and treatment of assets of naturalized citizens or residents, S9505-S9507 [2AU], S12297 [3OC]
———treatment of individuals benefiting from renouncement of citizenship and treatment of assets of naturalized citizens or residents (S. 700), S3689-S3691 [18AP]
———use of foreign trusts, S3740 [19AP]
U.S. Intellectual Property Organization: establish (S. 1961), S7897-S7900 [16JY]
Vietnam: rescind funds marked for legal reforms to stimulate trade and investment, S8760, S8765, S8773, S8774 [25JY]
Statements
Myth of Smoot-Hawley: John Heinz, S10173 [10SE]
Tax Treatment of Businesses Operating Abroad: Robert S. McIntyre, Citizens for Tax Justice (organization), S9314 [31JY]
Studies
Smoot-Hawley, Depression, and World Revolution: Donald W. Bedell, Bedell Associates, S10173-S10176 [10SE]
Summaries
U.S. Intellectual Property Organization (S. 1961), S7900 [16JY]
Tables
Merchandise trade deficit, S10176 [10SE]