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Posted at 2004-07-13 23:02:12 by Declan McCullagh
in Politech category "taxes"

I have an article up at News.com today about New Hampshire's plans (or not) to tax a broad swath of online services, including Internet phone calls, chat rooms, Web mail and instant messaging. Also see background on the 7 percent telecommunications tax, and the text of the proposal itself.

The link:
http://news.com.com/New+Hampshire%3A+E-mai...

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