A permanent extension of the Internet Tax Freedom Act
In the U.S., members of a House-Senate conference committee have approved a permanent extension of the Internet Tax Freedom Act. The Act has banned taxes on email and Internet access since 1998. A separate debate on sales taxes on the Internet is still ongoing, according to a related article in Wall Street Journal.
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