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Bolstering America’s Resource Repertoire in Outlier Nations (BARRON), is a strategic framework to reinforce the U.S. dollar's global dominance by anchoring the trade of critical minerals to the U.S. dollar.

By securing that exports of cobalt, lithium, coltan, tin, tungsten, copper, and rare earth elements (REEs) sourced from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), are exclusively denominated in the U.S. Dollar, BARRON aims to:

  • Strengthen the U.S. dollar's position as the dominant global reserve currency by integrating critical commodities into its financial ecosystem.

  • Ensure long-term resource security for U.S. technology, semiconductor, and defense industries, safeguarding firms such as Tesla, SpaceX, TSMC-USA, NVIDIA, and Intel from supply chain disruptions.

  • Expand high-value employment opportunities in the STEM, manufacturing, and logistics sectors, reinforcing America's industrial base.

  • Curtail Chinese and European control over Africa's mineral wealth, reducing reliance on non-U.S. supply chains.

By leveraging America's financial, technological, and diplomatic capabilities, BARRON serves as a cornerstone policy for sustaining U.S. global economic leadership into the next century. 

BARRON’s Strategic Pillars

1. Strengthen the U.S. Dollar Through the mining sector:

  • Mandating that all transactions involving cobalt, lithium, coltan, and other strategic minerals from the DRC be settled in U.S. dollars, effectively excluding alternative currencies, akin to the Petrodollar system, to enhance global reliance on USD reserves.

  • Expanding U.S. Treasury-backed financial infrastructure to support to mining transactions.

BARRON will reinforce demand for U.S. dollars across global technology and semiconductor supply chains, ensuring the United States remains the primary financial hub for next-generation industrial growth.

2. Secure U.S. Technological and Industrial Leadership, by :

  • Facilitating direct procurement agreements between U.S. semiconductor, EV, and aerospace firms and mineral producers in the DRC.

  • Establishing U.S.-controlled refining and processing infrastructure, eliminating reliance on Chinese and European facilities.

  • Aligning supply chain logistics with U.S. defense and industrial interests, ensuring that Tesla, SpaceX, TSMC-USA, and other strategic firms remain at the forefront of global innovation.

  • Implementing long-term USD-denominated contracts with U.S. industry leaders to guarantee price stability and resource availability.

Monetary Influence

BARRON will ensuring that mineral trades are conducted in USD reinforces the dollar's global reserve currency status as other industry players such as PRC and the EU will be compelled transact in USD.

3. Expand Employment in U.S. STEM, Logistics and Financial Services Sectors

  •  STEM and engineering: Increased demand for AI, semiconductors, and materials science professionals in research and development.

  • Advanced manufacturing: Expansion of U.S.-based mineral processing and battery production facilities.

  • Logistics and supply chain management: Growth in domestic and international transportation networks for strategic commodities.

  • Financing & Banking Services: Development of financial services to facilitate the financial administration of US companies and exporters, ensuring all payments flow through the U.S. financial system.

Leverage in Global Negotiations

Denominating all mineral transactions from the DRC exclusively in U.S. dollars, BARRON provides the United States with a strategic advantage in negotiations with PRC and the European Union (EU).

A Catalyst for Regional Stability

Beyond its strategic advantages, BARRON will serve as a stabilizing force in the DRC and its neighboring countries, ushering in a new era of peace and economic growth.

1. Eliminating Armaments Financing & Corruption

The adoption of dominance of USD denomination will cut off illicit revenue streams for armed groups and geopolitical players thriving on unreported mineral wealth. Armed groups will lose access to informal cash-based transactions, weakening their operational capacity.

The introduction of multi-layered verification systems and financial reporting for all mineral exports will eliminate systemic inefficiencies as all transactions will be formalized.

2. Enhancing Regional Stability & Economic Growth

BARRON will encourage long-term infrastructure investment in the DRC and neighboring countries through the establishment of USD-backed commercial lending for regional infrastructure, logistics and transportation investments, and job creation in local STEM and logistics sectors, reducing reliance on illicit economies.

Conclusion: Strengthening U.S. Leadership

BARRON secures critical resources for the next century and validates the the United States of America’s role as the primary force for peace and prosperity.

Sincerely,

Claire Nsengiyumva,

Nsengiyumva & Associates LLC

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Opinion: The Strategic Implications of a U.S.- Greenland Tax Treaty

The establishment of a U.S.-Greenland tax treaty, modeled after the U.S.-Denmark tax treaty with a favorable basis point spread of up to 1,000 points, represents a significant opportunity for corporations seeking to expand into the Arctic economy.

We can expect key provisions under consideration to be exemption from U.S. income tax for corporations that would allocate their working capital to significant payroll expenses (in the range of 1 million), R&D (2 – 10 million) and resource extraction ( 10 – 50 million).

Additionally, U.S. corporations with Greenlandic subsidiaries can expect to benefit from consolidated tax return filing and local corporate tax exemption provided that 20 % – 30% of payroll expenses are allocated to local staff.

Strategic Implications for U.S. Corporations

1. Consolidated Tax Filing for U.S. Corporations

A key benefit of the anticipated treaty is the ability for U.S. corporations to consolidate their Greenlandic subsidiary into their U.S. tax filings. This structure would allow businesses to optimize their tax positions across jurisdictions and capitalize on payroll liabilities.

2. Zero Percent Corporate Tax dependent on payroll allocation

For companies that meet the payroll threshold, the treaty would eliminate the corporate tax, as such provisions are particularly advantageous for industries with labor-intensive operations in Greenland, such as logistics, resource extraction, renewable energy, and Arctic-focused research and development.

3. Enhanced Tax-Efficient Profit Repatriation

The treaty would create a more favorable environment for capital movement between U.S. parent companies and Greenlandic subsidiaries by:

  • Eliminating withholding tax on dividends when the U.S. parent company holds at least 10 percent of the Greenlandic entity.

  • Maintaining a tax-neutral stance on capital gains, ensuring that corporate exits remain efficient.

  • Facilitating tax-efficient cash flow management between U.S. and Greenlandic entities.

4. Strengthening U.S. Economic and Strategic Interests in the Arctic

Beyond tax considerations, the anticipated treaty would reinforce U.S. economic engagement with Greenland. By providing a competitive tax framework, it would incentivize American businesses to establish a presence in Greenland, reducing reliance on other international partnerships. In particular, this agreement could serve as a strategic tool for industries involved in Arctic trade, energy, and infrastructure development.

Expeditious Market Entry: Early Investors

The prospect of such a tax treaty presents an opportunity for strategic fundraising efforts. Corporations that secure capital now and establish operational frameworks in anticipation of the treaty’s enactment will be positioned as first movers, ready to capitalize on tax efficiencies as soon as the agreement takes effect.

Industry Applications and Competitive Positioning

Venture capital fundraising should be geared towards companies in the following sectors:

  • Natural Resources & Energy – Access to Greenland’s vast mineral and energy reserves with lower corporate tax exposure.

  • Shipping & Logistics – Expansion of Arctic trade routes with cost-efficient tax structuring.

  • Technology & Infrastructure – Development of cold-weather testing facilities and data centers with government-backed incentives.

  • Sustainable Investment – Green initiatives benefiting from tax-optimized capital deployment.

Implications for Corporate Planning

Strategic capital raising and early-stage investment planning are key to unlocking the full potential of this tax treaty once enacted. By structuring investments in compliance with the anticipated tax provisions, companies can establish a foothold in Greenland while maximizing tax efficiencies.

Example: Data Centers in Greenland

A company like Amazon Web Services (AWS) could significantly benefit from incorporating a subsidiary in Greenland. The country’s cold climate provides a natural cooling system for data centers, reducing operational costs. Additionally, Greenland’s increasing investments in renewable energy sources such as hydroelectric power align with AWS’s sustainability goals. By leveraging the anticipated tax treaty, AWS could optimize its tax position while simultaneously enhancing its infrastructure for cloud computing services in the Arctic region.

Stand Ready For Capital Deployment.

The anticipated U.S.-Greenland tax treaty presents a rare opportunity for corporations. Early fundraising efforts will ensure companies have the necessary capital to deploy immediately, positioning them as first movers in a tax-advantaged environment. Start your fundraising rounds now.

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