Clinton: let states decide issue

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Pres Clinton would rather let states decide whether Internet sales should be taxed the same way as retail sales. Speaking before 24 members of the National Governors Assn, Clinton said the federal government will not intervene if states decide that taxes imposed on in-store and mail-order sales would also apply to sales over the Internet. He also asked the governors to deal with the issue immediately and not wait for the expiration of the moratorium on new Internet taxes on Oct 2001.

Wired Telecommunications Carriers, Specialized Telecom Services, Taxes

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Streamlined sales tax wonEt help all states, study claims

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Streamlined Sales Tax Project created the Streamlined Sales & Use Tax Agreement calls for tax collection without simplifying the state and local tax rates. A study was conducted on the utility of SSUTA, the findings of which are listed.

Public Finance Activities, Strategy & planning, Tax Administration, Analysis, Planning, Tax administration and procedure, Sales tax, Company business planning

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