UPDATE: State Sen. David Hoyle said the state should collect sales tax on Internet sales just like it would for a brick-and-mortar store transaction.
BS! Regular stores are on the power grid, the water and sewer system, take up space and some even have an environmental impact. State Senator David Hole wants to tax the ‘net, just because it is there.
If it moves, tax it.
Go tell Hoyle to get the hell out of our wallets. David.Hoyle@ncleg.net
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Look at the liberals in NC making a grab for Internet taxes:
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- We are writing from the Amazon Associates Program to notify you that your Associates account has been closed as of June 26, 2009. This is a direct result of the unconstitutional tax collection scheme expected to be passed any day now by the North Carolina state legislature (the General Assembly) and signed by the governor. As a result, we will no longer pay any referral fees for customers referred to Amazon.com or Endless.com after June 26. We were forced to take this unfortunate action in anticipation of actual enactment because of uncertainties surrounding the legislation’s effective date.
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The email of doom for NC bloggers continues on, but you get the idea. We are in a struggle between the government scumbags stealing more taxes, and the private citizen who might make $3.00 extra dollars a MONTH.
TRN told you droolers out there that liberals wanted to tax the ‘net, but all you losers could do was drool “chay-unj” and pull the lever for ‘not Republicans’ because MTV and Comedy Central told you so.
Told ya so. Yay liberalism:
