Demise of Online Advantage Seen Exaggerated With Congress: Taxes
 
Richard Rubin

 

The end of tax-free Internet shopping isn't here yet.

Retailers and state governments are on the verge of winning U.S. Senate passage of a bill today that would let states tax out-of-state retailers, providing up to $23 billion a year in new revenue. They may lose momentum in the Republican-controlled House, where the issue won't get a vote quickly.

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