One of the complaints that fueled the American revolution was that the colonialists were enduring ‘taxation without representation.’ The British king was levying taxes on people who were subject to the king, but did not have the same rights to advocate for themselves that others who were subject to the king had.
Let us propose a scenario: I, an author and a publisher, sell a digital download to someone living in, say, France. Should I be collecting tax on that sale and sending the tax to France? Since I am not a citizen of France, there is no sense in … continue reading...
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