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What are your thoughts on the pros and cons of Internet taxation? Should e-commerce transactions be taxed? Should Internet access be taxed, like phone and cellular services? Or should the U.S. moratorium on Internet taxation be renewed again? Support your statements with research on both sides -- pro or con.

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Pros of internet taxation are that it would place the traditional brick and mortar businesses in line with the online businesses in terms of competition and pricing and would not wipe them out completely or would not make them incompetitive. It will also give government's revenue a boost by significantly contributing to tax collection as online transactions are ...

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