November 30, 2011

Tax Foundation Weighs in on State Efforts to Collect Sales and Use Taxes on Internet Commerce

On Nov. 30, Tax Vice President for Legal and State Projects Joseph Henchman submitted testimony to the House Committee on the Judiciary in their Hearing on Constitutional Limitations on States’ Authority to Collect Sales Taxes in E-Commerce.

Read the testimony. More Tax Foundation legislative testimony. More on sales and use taxes.

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