House votes to extend Net tax ban

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The Internet Non-Discrimination Act has been passed by the House in May 2000. The new law extends the ban on new, special and discriminatory Internet taxes for five years from the original expiration date of Oct 21, 2001. It also kills grandfather clauses enabling some states to tax Internet access services before the 1998 Internet Tax Freedom Act passed. Another provision leaves state and local taxes on Internet sales and services unchanged.

Online information services

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Expect 'double--digit' hike in '06

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2004 National Postal Forum (NPF) discussed that legislative action on postal reforms will decide 1 or 2 digit rate increases, NPF also felt that stamp tax should not be levied as it has got nothing to do with the collection process, transporting and delivery of mail.

Strategy & planning, Commodity & service prices, Postal Service, US Postal Service, Direct Mail Advertising, Direct mail advertising services, Mail Document Distribution Services, Planning, Taxation, Prices and rates, Demonstrations and protests, Mail receiving and forwarding services, Mailing services, United States. Postal Service, Stamp-duties, Stamp duties, Company business planning, Company pricing policy

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Senators want hearing on remote tax

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Senators, Michael Enzi and Byron Dorgan, have sent a request letter to Senate Finance Committee chairman and ranking minority member, to hear on their remote sales tax bills.

Legislative Bodies, Senate-Finance, Sales tax, Tax policy, United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Finance, Dorgan, Byron L., Enzi, Michael B.

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