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Summary: The Internet Tax Freedom Act was essentially a moratorium on taxes that states wanted to apply to Internet access. Discover how the Internet Tax Freedom Act is used to preserve the Internet's potential for education with help from a research coordinator with a master's degree in political science in this free video on politics and the government.
Arielle Reid received a Master of Arts degree in political science in 2007 from Central European University in Budapest, Hungary. Reid has been an office and research coordinator at...read more
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"Hello, my name is Arielle Reed, and I'm in Budapest, Hungary, and today we'll talk to you about the Internet Tax Freedom Act. Now the Internet Tax Freedom Act was essentially a moratorium on taxes that states wanted to apply to internet access. Internet Tax Freedom Act was essentially a moratorium that stopped the application of additional taxes to online transactions - one online transaction. And the taxing of internet access. So it was instituted first in nineteen-ninety-eight by Bill Clinton. And the purpose of the act was to preserve and to expend the internet potential for education, business and informational means. So what the tax actually does is prevent bandwidth or byte taxes and does not allow multiple taxes on one online transaction. The Internet Tax Freedom Act was set to expire in two thousand and seven but it was renewed by President Bush."
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