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35 articles on Should the Internet be monitored and taxed by the government? ... The Internet should be monitored by the government, but it should not be taxed. The Internet has billions of websites, some in which intend to praise the government, but many to attack...
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www.helium.com/debates/81309-should-the-internet-be-mon...
www.helium.com/debates/81309-should-the-internet-be-monitored-and-taxed-by-the-government
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The question shouldn't be "Should the internet be taxed?" - it should be "How can we make government more efficient and tax everybody less?". America, despite its warts, has shown the way for the free world for many years.
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www.scifidimensions.com/Apr00/apr00comm.htm
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For example, Internet merchants sometimes pay commissions to other businesses for directing Internet users to their World Wide Web sites or place duplicate computer servers in multiple locations around the country in case one should fail.
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www.cbpp.org/512webtax.htm
www.cbpp.org/512webtax.htm
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Internet providers should be taxed on profits. Users should pay tax for the service providers give them. Drivers should be taxed (tolls) to pay for road maintenance. But the air is free. No one should be taxed for use of any device that tra...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080620053...
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The government, in modern-day Western-world societies, is nothing more than an extension of the will of the populace. In a democracy, or a representative republic, the government consists of people who are elected to office in order to do t...
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/698311/should_...
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In October 1998, President Clinton signed into law a three-year moratorium on Internet taxes which bars states or local governments from taxing goods or services sold over the Internet or from taxing Internet access.
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speakout.com/activism/issue_briefs/1107b-1.html
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Should We Tax the Internet? The Institute for Policy Innovation says, "The states don't need the additional revenue and there is no fair tax. That being the case, there is no justification for taxing Internet access or sales."
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www.lyster.com/lysteronlaw/should_the_internet_be_taxed...
www.lyster.com/lysteronlaw/should_the_internet_be_taxed.htm
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The key issue on if and how Internet transactions should be taxed remains unresolved. Approximately $26 billion of Internet sales were not taxed in 2000. This is too large to ignore!
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www.allbusiness.com/technology/technology-services/8381...
www.allbusiness.com/technology/technology-services/838121-1.html
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The Internet is the future. Don't kill it with taxes. This sidesteps the basic question: Why shouldn't the Internet be taxed like everything else? The answer is that it should.
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www.wright.edu/~tdung/internet_tax.htm
www.wright.edu/~tdung/internet_tax.htm
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