Short Take: Bill set to ban e-commerce taxes
House policy chairman Christopher Cox (R-California) and Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Oregon), authors of two precedent-setting Internet laws, will announce their third bipartisan effort tomorrow, a plan to make their Internet Tax Freedom Act global. The legislation calls on the administration to support a permanent moratorium on global e-commerce tariffs at November's World Trade Organization meeting in Seattle.
House policy chairman Christopher Cox (R-California) and Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Oregon), authors of two precedent-setting Internet laws, will announce their third bipartisan effort tomorrow, a plan to make their Internet Tax Freedom Act global. The legislation calls on the administration to support a permanent moratorium on global e-commerce tariffs at November's World Trade Organization meeting in Seattle.