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The Facts: Internet Sales Tax and the Streamlined Sales Tax Project | eBay Main Street - Public Policy and Breaking Ecommerce News
The Facts: Internet Sales Tax and the Streamlined Sales Tax Project | eBay Main Street - Public Policy and Breaking Ecommerce News:
July 13, 2010 | Permalink
A group of states calling themselves the Streamlined Sales Tax Project (SSTP) is lobbying Congress to give them the authority to require out of state businesses to collect and remit sales taxes for Internet commerce. The complex rules and tax rates could be regularly modified and changed by a Streamlined Sales Tax Governing Board, comprised of a group of state tax officials from the member states.
The SSTP does not propose establishing a single sales tax rate among the states, nor does it even require a single sales tax rate within each state. Instead, the Internet sales tax regime envisioned by the SSTP would be complex and costly to small business sellers, who would be responsible for thousands of state and local tax jurisdictions across the country.
In a tough economy, we should empower and protect small businesses. It does not make sense to increase tax burdens on small businesses in such a tough economy. Instead, Congress should work to protect and help grow small businesses and empower consumers.
The Facts: Internet Sales Tax and the Streamlined Sales Tax Project
July 13, 2010 | Permalink
A group of states calling themselves the Streamlined Sales Tax Project (SSTP) is lobbying Congress to give them the authority to require out of state businesses to collect and remit sales taxes for Internet commerce. The complex rules and tax rates could be regularly modified and changed by a Streamlined Sales Tax Governing Board, comprised of a group of state tax officials from the member states.
The SSTP does not propose establishing a single sales tax rate among the states, nor does it even require a single sales tax rate within each state. Instead, the Internet sales tax regime envisioned by the SSTP would be complex and costly to small business sellers, who would be responsible for thousands of state and local tax jurisdictions across the country.
Four Facts:
- Internet sales tax would require small businesses to navigate a very complex system.
- Internet sales tax would place a disproportionate burden on small online retailers.
- Uncollected taxes from online transactions would not generate enough state and local revenue to justify the increased financial and administrative burden on small businesses.
- SSTP legislation gives a self-appointed group of state officials the power to determine national tax policy with limited federal oversight.
eBay supports protections for small businesses in any proposal to change federal tax law.
Congress can protect small business from new tax burdens by including a robust small business exemption. eBay supports including a "Small Business Exemption" provision in any proposal to change federal law related to sales tax collection and remittance that would empower the US Small Business Administration to determine which small business retailers would be exempt from the new Internet sales tax regime.In a tough economy, we should empower and protect small businesses. It does not make sense to increase tax burdens on small businesses in such a tough economy. Instead, Congress should work to protect and help grow small businesses and empower consumers.
Monday, July 5, 2010
World Overthrow of Tax Party
World Overthrow of Tax Party
Will the world overthrow of tax party
preclude
World War III?
Does history repeat itself?
Do humans enjoy having a sense of freedom?
Do people like being taxed to death and,
literally, taxed even after they are dead?
Will the world overthrow of tax party
preclude
World War III?
Does history repeat itself?
Do humans enjoy having a sense of freedom?
Do people like being taxed to death and,
literally, taxed even after they are dead?
Boston Tea Party - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Boston Tea Party - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
This party is nothing compared to the
World Overthrow of Tax Party
to be held in the near future
This party is nothing compared to the
World Overthrow of Tax Party
to be held in the near future
vərˈθroʊ
–verb (used with object)
1.
to depose, as from a position of power; overcome, defeat, or vanquish: to overthrow a tyrant.
2.
to put an end to by force, as a government or institution.
3.
to throw or knock down; overturn; topple: The heavy winds overthrew numerous telephone poles and trees.
4.
to knock down and demolish.
5.
to throw (something) too far.
6.
Baseball . (of a pitcher) to throw too hard, often affecting control or straining the arm.
7.
Archaic . to destroy the sound condition of (the mind).
–verb (used without object)
8.
to throw too far: If I hadn't overthrown, it would have been a sure putout.
Friday, April 16, 2010
ok all you whiny ass teabaggers
ok all you whiny ass teabaggers
So how much did your taxes go up? Yeah i thought so.
Neeeeeeeeeeeeeener Neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeener!!
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