November 18, 2004 67th National Conference and Annual Dinner Print this page Subscribe Support our work Download Special Remarks: Chairman Bill Thomas, House Ways and Means CommitteeDownload Second Panel: ”How will Large Advanced Economies Respond to these Trends?”Download First Panel: ”Tax Reform: Lessons from Successful Small Open Economies”Download Background Paper: ”Fundamental Tax Reform: Experience of OECD Countries,” by Jeffrey OwensDownload Third Panel: ”Principles of Fundamental Tax Reform”Download 2004 Conference ScheduleDownload Annual Dinner: Distinguished Service Awards PresentationsDownload Introductory Remarks: Jeffrey Owens, Director, Centre for Tax Policy and Administration, O.E.C.D. ParisDownload Keynote Address: Samuel W. Bodman, Deputy Secretary of the United States Treasury The following remarks were presented at the Tax Foundation’s 67th National Conference, “Global Tax Reform: Who’s Leading, Who’s Lagging and Is the U.S. in the Race?” Topics Center for Federal Tax Policy Individual Income and Payroll Taxes Individual Tax Expenditures, Credits, and Deductions International Taxes Tags Millionaires and High Income Earners Putting a Face on America's Tax Returns Research and Development (R&D) Tax Brackets Tax Reform