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Chamber Urges Senate to Support Internet Tax Ban

The U.S. Chamber this week called on the House and Senate to pass H.R. 743 and S. 156, the Permanent Internet Tax Freedom Act. The bills would permanently extend the moratorium on the creation of new, multiple, or discriminatory taxes that are unique to the Internet, such as a “bit tax” on information moving over the Internet. The current moratorium is set to expire on November 1. These two bills, which are currently in committees, would make the moratorium permanent.
 
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