Given the exponential growth of business done via the 'net, do you support keeping internet transactions tax-free? If so, how do you propose to recover the lost tax revenue as more businesses move to this new tax-free medium? If not, how should the difficult problem of taxing interstate and international purchases on the 'net be overcome?
wow, i was in class with this kid when he made the detector last year as his "open lab" project. i remember him explaining the details to me during open house at the end of the semester; he'd spent shitloads of time on it. then i got to explain to him how i'd pretty much done nothing all semester and still got a C in the class:>
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Given the exponential growth of business done via the 'net, do you support keeping internet transactions tax-free? If so, how do you propose to recover the lost tax revenue as more businesses move to this new tax-free medium? If not, how should the difficult problem of taxing interstate and international purchases on the 'net be overcome?
wow, i was in class with this kid when he made the detector last year as his "open lab" project. i remember him explaining the details to me during open house at the end of the semester; he'd spent shitloads of time on it. then i got to explain to him how i'd pretty much done nothing all semester and still got a C in the class :>
weird when someone ya know shows up on /.