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With Billions At Stake, Supreme Court Rules States May Tax Online Retailers

The Supreme Court on Thursday held that states may impose sales taxes on Internet retailers with no physical presence within the state.

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that states can collect state sales taxes from online retailers on consumer purchases. The decision overruled a decades-old precedent that had protected out-of-state sellers from being

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