fartness
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| I guess this is good?
...or is it? It seems that each state might interpret it differently if it were allowed so I am guessing this is good news.
I thought we had 50 states. 
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gwaltrip
join:2001-12-30
Ogden, UT | 50 states + DC. |
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PinkFloyd
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Wallingford, CT | reply to fartness
Peurto Rico, The 51st State  |
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Roop
join:2003-11-15
Ottawa, ON | reply to gwaltrip
DC isn't a state you silly american. |
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xirian
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Beacon, NY | The article doesnt say 51 states, it says 51 regulations, and the poster before you didnt call dc a state.
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hitman247
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1 edit | whaaa
ignore this post - it was put in in error. |
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navalpatel
join:2003-07-28
Lubbock, TX | reply to Roop
Re: I guess this is good?
Basically DC acts like a state. |
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timcos
join:2004-07-07
Midvale, UT | Everyone can read
It actually says 51 regulators...not regulations.
That may include DC as a "state" and count it in the 51 regulators.
Tim |
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Plasticman
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Re: I guess this is good?
Hmmm less money I have to pay to the state...... Where do I sign up
Plasticman |
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Jason Levine
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| Does this affect taxing?
As was seen just earlier today, some cities are trying to impose taxes onto VoIP companies even if the company has no physical presence in the city itself. If this does strike down those potential taxes, then it's a very good thing. Obviously, having a hundred-plus different taxes (one per city) piled on top of VoIP could have killed the industry. (Or, at least, killed the smaller players leaving just a few "VoIP-Bells" around.)
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tdkyo
join:2002-12-07
Rochester, NY | reply to navalpatel
Re: I guess this is good?
But you can't vote for the Presidential elections if you are residence of DC, I think.:p |
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tdkyo
join:2002-12-07
Rochester, NY | Nice ruling
I am happy that is only affects the nomadic VOIP services. The big cable industry will still have to pay some state tax! |
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masterpjz9
join:2000-10-14
Peabody, MA | reply to tdkyo
Re: I guess this is good?
They have 3 electoral votes. |
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TheMetrix
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Utica, MI
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yes you can vote if you live in the District of Columbia (DC) |
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slashman
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Batavia, IL | reply to tdkyo
Re: Nice ruling
The company won't be paying the taxes. They will be passed on to the end user of the service. |
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HellnoO
@213.172.x.x | reply to PinkFloyd
Re: I guess this is good?
quote:
Peurto Rico, The 51st State
God I hope not..
and at least spell it right you fag |
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MSauk
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Sandy, UT | reply to slashman
Re: Nice ruling
I thought Iraq became the 51st state this year? |
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Briggs6
join:2004-10-05
Boring, OR | reply to tdkyo
Re: I guess this is good?
And they get delegates in primaries. |
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TheGhost
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Lake Forest, IL
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said by HellnoO: quote:
Peurto Rico, The 51st State
God I hope not.. and at least spell it right you fag Most likely a typo, no reason for hostility. |
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dipschit
@mi.cha | reply to PinkFloyd
Good grief, the other thread was right, AOL is a sinking ship. This poster is some of the floatsam... |
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