At least two states, North Carolina and Michigan, already have what amounts to a web tax, by adding "user tax" forms to their state tax forms last year.
No one expects printed manuals anymore. But please don't put them on the web, when you can just as easily put your html files on the CD. Then I won't have to wait for a server to come up just to read the manual.
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At least two states, North Carolina and Michigan, already have what amounts to a web tax, by adding "user tax" forms to their state tax forms last year.
No one expects printed manuals anymore. But please don't put them on the web, when you can just as easily put your html files on the CD. Then I won't have to wait for a server to come up just to read the manual.