Virginia Democrat Rick Boucher and Texas Republican Lamar Smith have introduced the Digital Goods and Services Tax Fairness Act of 2010 which would make it extremely difficult for states to levy taxes on goods and services purchased over the Web.  The Boucher-Smith bill would impede the taxing of digital goods because it would force state legislatures to hold up or down votes every time a state agency attempted to tax anything sold via the Internet.

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