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t_host1
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« on: July 10, 2012, 08:43:57 PM »

Not a problem. The interstate commerce clause would be settled/met by;
 
One tax rate for all 57 states, (no exemption’s or waivers possible)

The tax paid to the purchasing destination,

Commodity “D” products only – which are all new, retail products for consumer Domestic use.
 
Applying this TAX to efficient use could only be accomplished by the new TEA insurgency, of course.
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« Reply #1 on: July 11, 2012, 09:18:39 AM »

 The 57 state thing, was made factual by the current president, confusing I know, I can assure you that he is counting on all them to vote for him. Are we residents, citizens or merely inhabitants? Intriguing when one gets down to the nut of it.
 Before the net when I purchased across state lines, they the seller, collected my states TAX. The state collecting gets a little ding with the bulk going to the buying state. How and why does hypertext change the overall outcome, other than the convenience? Was there a rule change or was the interstate commerce clause twisted in a way to purpusly advantage the net?
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