As we’ve been following the online sales tax debate in previous posts, we’ve mostly approached the issue as it affects the country as a whole. While Congress has continued to debate how to handle taxing internet shoppers, however, states have been taking matters into their own hands. This upcoming series will look at new legislation coming out in different state legislatures across the country, beginning with Colorado.
We’ve been in the “digital economy” for some time, yet it continues to evolve with new business activities and ways of living. And, we see “old economy” businesses, like Ford Motor, move more into the new economy.
I define the digital economy from the perspective of how people and businesses engage in it:
• Transacting business with virtual currencies, such as Bitcoin;
• Providing digital goods and services; and
• Transacting business enhanced by the Internet, such as finding customers, including Read More
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