Tech at Night: Fighting an illegal tax in California, fighting unchecked regulation, and fighting the urge to regulate
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | August 30th at 01:00 AM |
As is usual, tonight I’ll give priority to the things we had posted at RedState, and mention those first. Especially My own post on the latest on the California Amazon Tax referendum, and more specifically on the plans of Democrats to nullify the constitutional referendum process, in service of their unconstitutional Internet sales tax. We need to pressure Republicans to vote the right away, at | Read More »
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California: Call your state Senators! Save the Amazon Tax referendum!
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | August 29th at 10:30 AM |
In the big budget deal this year was a provision known as the Amazon Tax or the Internet Sales Tax. Officially it’s an expansion of the Use Tax. Whatever you call it, it’s an unconstitutional* cash grab, attempting to force out-of-state Amazon to pay California sales tax. The tax has already killed businesses in California that depended on revenue from Amazon and other affiliate program | Read More »
The California Amazon Tax violates Props 25 and 26
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | June 15th at 05:30 PM |
Don’t our elected officials have access to Ballotpedia? If the California Democrats did, they’d know that the Amazon Tax being taken up this afternoon in the legislature is unconstitutional under the state Constitution. And it’s not some old, obscure provision that’s violated either. It’s the brand-new Proposition 26, a constitutional amendment passed in November, that the tax violates. Put simply, Proposition 26 doesn’t let the | Read More »