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Broadband, Excise Tax, General Waste, Internet, State Issues, States, Taxes, Taxpayers, Tech-Telecom, Technology, Telecommunications

The Hidden Taxes on Internet Service

October 31, 2024 Alec Mena

The imposition of state and local taxes on accessing and using the internet was supposed to be resolved, yet local governments continue to attempt to subvert this prohibition.  The effort to prevent these taxes from being adopted began when the Internet Tax Freedom Act of 1998 (ITFA) established a moratorium on state and local internet access taxes, “bit taxes” levied on the amount of data streamed, and taxes on specific services such as email or messaging.  ITFA also prohibited discriminatory transaction taxes on e-commerce vendors and their customers which would […]

The Republic is Safe, For Now
Healthcare, Taxpayers

The Republic is Safe, For Now

November 13, 2021 Elizabeth Wright

Congress has been on recess for a week, so the nation is safe from more prolific spending – for now. 

Appropriations, Budget, Defense, General Waste, Healthcare, Oversight, Small Business, Taxes, Taxpayers

Congress Should not Impose a Damaging Small Business Tax

September 9, 2021 Thomas Schatz

CCAGW Is Launching a Digital Ad Campaign Opposing Taxes on Carried Interest

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