Going online to buy the latest best-seller or those photos from summer vacation may be tax-free for most people today, but that situation won't last forever. Come this fall, 13 states will start encouraging online businesses to collect sales taxes, and more states are considering joining the effort. The question of taxing Internet sales has been in limbo since the dawn of the computer era, when the only issue was catalog sales across state lines.
September 02, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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