Bills that advanced in the Senate Wednesday would prevent state and local taxes on Internet connections and cell phones, as well as federal taxes on local telephone calls, potentially curtailing significant business expenditures. A phone tax as old as the Spanish Civil War is also set for abolition.
June 29, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Federal taxes on local telephone calls would disappear, and new state and local taxes on Internet connections and cell phones could not appear, under bills that advanced in the Senate Wednesday.
Ending the tax on local telephone calls would save consumers, individuals and businesses, more than $7 billion over the next decade.
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