Taxing Internet sales seems an unfair violation of free trade and commerce between the states much less the world. With the United States outsourcing production of material commodities yet having some prospects for Internet sales growth domestically and Internationally burdening the ordinary people that use the Internet for sales would unfairly punch the little guy in the mouth.
Consider for a minute the vast dark pools of high-speed global Internet trading that are done every second by Wall Street and other global high-finance companies that are entirely below the radar screen much less taxed. Those quantitative purchases and sales done in a fraction of a second ought to be taxed at F.D.R.'s 90% tax rate on the rich before any sort of Internet tax is dumped upon the individual high plains sales drifter buying special vita-oats for his horse.
Elect Congresspersons that believe in free Internet trade without vast taxation bureaucracies.
http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/BILLS-113s2609pcs/pdf/BILLS-113s2609pcs.pdf
Consider for a minute the vast dark pools of high-speed global Internet trading that are done every second by Wall Street and other global high-finance companies that are entirely below the radar screen much less taxed. Those quantitative purchases and sales done in a fraction of a second ought to be taxed at F.D.R.'s 90% tax rate on the rich before any sort of Internet tax is dumped upon the individual high plains sales drifter buying special vita-oats for his horse.
Elect Congresspersons that believe in free Internet trade without vast taxation bureaucracies.
http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/BILLS-113s2609pcs/pdf/BILLS-113s2609pcs.pdf
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