US Supreme Court to hear internet tax arguments

[walrus]

Seems like it's inevitable for States and big company to want a chunk of revenue. When I hear brick and mortar I think mom and pop but many of these companies already feel a tax hit. Crazy to think they are kicking around a 1992 ruling concerning the online world of 2018 point and click purchase. This day and age unless your State is the size of a random dozen City blocks nothing beats the ease of ordering in your underwear . Single physical presence means nothing State wide. I mean ffs Walmart has pick up centers now...that you order online and surely pay a bit extra. Times change, doesn't mean a consumer should be repeatedly pinched for it via more taxes.

I hear you, the original no tax thing came about due to a early 1900's ruling preventing states from interfering with trade amongst other states. At that time around one percent of sales were internet based now it's over 8 percent which is around 130 billion dollars