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sons of *******

:|


link@cnet

nternet shoppers accustomed to tax-free purchases from Apple Computer's iTunes Music Store soon may be in for an unpleasant surprise.

State legislatures and tax officials, eager to find new ways to boost government spending and curb budget shortfalls, are eyeing the burgeoning market for digital downloads as a potentially lucrative source of revenue.

A CNET News.com analysis shows that 15 states and the District of Columbia now tax downloads of music, movies and electronic books. Some high-tax states such as California do not levy the same charge on iTunes downloads, but that could soon change.

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Sure it was expect and such, but more taxes suck:|:|
 
Wait, wait, wait. What happens to non-US customers? Does that mean that they pay taxes to the US government? That doesn't make sense.

/never used iTunes before.
 
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This is Taxing... 🙁

Well put....🙁





That is if you meant what I think you meant because if you didn't mean what I thought you meant and I was thinking not what you meant but something else, I need to take that, well, back....
 
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