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    May 19, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  1. Online sales tax raises questions

    Regarding the Internet sales tax ("Online sales tax bill should be improved, and passed," May 16), I suppose that if I go to Delaware and purchase something and since I am from Maryland, shouldn't that retailer charge and forward the sales tax? What difference does it make whether I purchase it there and have my wife carry it and bring it to Maryland or have UPS carry it? It's still mine. I purchased it, and I suppose it should be taxed. I also suppose it should be my moral responsibility to tell the retailer, "I'm from Maryland so charge me tax. Here, check my I.D., and forward the tax to Maryland." What a joke.
    Regarding the Internet sales tax ("Online sales tax bill should be improved, and passed," May 16), I suppose that if I go to Delaware and purchase something and since I am from Maryland, shouldn't that retailer charge and forward the sales tax? What...

    Tags: Pies and Tarts, McDonald's

    2. May 11, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  2. Sales tax should be for the point-of-sale state

    It is wrong to collect sales tax from online sales by the state where the customer lives ("Senate OKs online sales tax" May 6). If I take the highway to another state, I pay tax in that state. If I take the information superhighway, I should pay sales tax in the point-of-sale state. This is most likely the state where the store is located or where the product was created, manufactured, processed, warehoused, designed, grown, etc. Sales tax should not be a way for state governments to make money without contributing anything to the commerce process.
    It is wrong to collect sales tax from online sales by the state where the customer lives ("Senate OKs online sales tax" May 6). If I take the highway to another state, I pay tax in that state. If I take the information superhighway, I should pay sales tax...

    Tags: Dundalk, Networking

    3. May 15, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. Online sales tax bill should be improved, and passed

    The U.S. Senate recently passed a bill that would allow states to require Internet retailers to collect sales taxes on behalf of local governments. This bill has flaws, but they could be fixed in the House. It should be passed.
    The U.S. Senate recently passed a bill that would allow states to require Internet retailers to collect sales taxes on behalf of local governments. This bill has flaws, but they could be fixed in the House. It should be passed. I don't like the idea...

    Tags: Robert H. Smith, Sales, Amazon.com Inc., Local Government, Business

    4. May 11, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  4. Taxing Internet sales

    In 1998, when President Bill Clinton signed the bipartisan Internet Tax Freedom Act, which prohibited state and local taxation of Internet access and Internet-only services, the purpose was to promote the commercial potential of the Internet, especially for start-ups and small businesses. Congress extended the bill three times, the latest until 2014.
    In 1998, when President Bill Clinton signed the bipartisan Internet Tax Freedom Act, which prohibited state and local taxation of Internet access and Internet-only services, the purpose was to promote the commercial potential of the Internet, especially...

    Tags: U.S. Congress, Newspaper and Magazine, Sales, Bill Clinton, Local Government

    5. May 6, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  5. Senate OKs online sales tax

    The Senate voted Monday to allow states to assess a sales tax on purchases from Amazon.com, eBay and other online retailers in a bipartisan measure that would also reduce the increase planned for Maryland's gas tax.
    The Senate voted Monday to allow states to assess a sales tax on purchases from Amazon.com, eBay and other online retailers in a bipartisan measure that would also reduce the increase planned for Maryland's gas tax. The bill, which passed 69-27, would...

    Tags: U.S. Congress, Chris Christie, U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary, Andrew P Harris, Peter Franchot

    6. Apr 23, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  6. Internet sales tax is good for Md. business

    Imagine you are a benevolent monarch and you have the power to institute a sales tax. (Even benevolent government has to be financed, after all.) Would you set one up that gave preference to sellers located outside your kingdom and penalized your own subjects? Would you go further and discourage those outsiders from even setting up shop in your country?
    Imagine you are a benevolent monarch and you have the power to institute a sales tax. (Even benevolent government has to be financed, after all.) Would you set one up that gave preference to sellers located outside your kingdom and penalized your own...

    Tags: Heads of State, Tea Party Movement, U.S. Senate, Government, Amazon.com Inc.

    7. Apr 22, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  7. Bill to require sales tax for online purchases advances in Senate

    Online shoppers would have to pay state sales taxes on more purchases under legislation that advanced in the U.S. Senate on Monday — but Marylanders could also wind up paying a smaller increase in gasoline taxes.
    Online shoppers would have to pay state sales taxes on more purchases under legislation that advanced in the U.S. Senate on Monday — but Marylanders could also wind up paying a smaller increase in gasoline taxes. Bricks-and-mortar stores have long...

    Tags: U.S. Congress, U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary, Chris Christie, Lobbying, Justice System

    8. Apr 26, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  8. The myths of background checks

    Legislators are either stupid or lying or both about the universal background checks for gun purchases ("Tyranny of the minority," April 19). They want checks on Internet sales; but they are already done on Internet sales. If you buy a firearm over the Internet, it must be shipped to a Federal Firearms License holder. The licensee does the background check on the purchaser.
    Legislators are either stupid or lying or both about the universal background checks for gun purchases ("Tyranny of the minority," April 19). They want checks on Internet sales; but they are already done on Internet sales. If you buy a firearm over the...

    Tags: Firearms, Interior Policy, Randallstown, Personal Weapon Control

    9. Mar 29, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  9. General Assembly approves gas tax hike

    The Maryland General Assembly gave final approval Friday to Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposed gas tax increase, raising costs for motorists while providing an infusion of hundreds of millions of dollars a year for new roads and mass transit projects.
    The Maryland General Assembly gave final approval Friday to Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposed gas tax increase, raising costs for motorists while providing an infusion of hundreds of millions of dollars a year for new roads and mass transit projects. The...

    Tags: Michael E. Busch, U.S. Congress, Petroleum Industry, Consumers, Road Transportation

    10. Mar 12, 2013 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  10. Arbutus chocolate shop to open thanks to change in county law

    Move over Willy Wonka, Jama Cocoa has arrived in Arbutus.
    Move over Willy Wonka, Jama Cocoa has arrived in Arbutus. Jamasen Rodriguez, a sophomore at Johns Hopkins University, and three of his classmates have started a chocolate-making business that will open in Arbutus in the spring. No exact date has...

    Tags: Starbucks Corp., Colleges and Universities, Tom Quirk, Justice System, Students

    11. Feb 14, 2013 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  11. Harford council to consider $100,000 loan for Kohl's e-commerce center

    A loan for Kohl's Department Stores is being considered by the Harford County Council to help the company to make improvements to its e-commerce distribution, or fulfillment, center in Edgewood. The conditional loan from the Maryland Department of...

    Tags: Economic Policy, Finance, Employment Opportunities, Walmart, Labor Legislation

    12. Dec 22, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  12. Five questions with Vince Talbert

    For the last dozen years, Vince Talbert has focused on one thing: Bill Me Later.
    For the last dozen years, Vince Talbert has focused on one thing: Bill Me Later. The 45-year-old Baltimore native co-founded the online payment company with three partners in 2000. The company helps Internet shoppers buy stuff online without a credit...

    Tags: Colleges and Universities, PayPal, Inc., Startups, Citigroup Incorporated, Marketing

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