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RocketboyJan 13th 2009 4:05PM
Wow, that must have been a hard decision..
NY Gov't : Dear appointed judges, we would like to charge more taxes which help pay your salaries.
NY Judges: Approved!
To the REAL waah waah'ers, the issue is that NY is creating their own version of the law, against the wishes of the citizens of this already overtaxed state. Unless I can go to an "affiliate's" house and buy and sell goods with the parent company, that's not a physical presence.
Also, if I CALL, FAX, or WRITE a company in order to buy goods, I can only be taxed if the company is incorporated in the state that I reside in. Why should it matter if an order is transmitted via analog or digital means?
If the reasons were sound back then, why does the Internet, which is just another means if long distance communication, require a totally new set of rules?