Congress passes permanent ban on Internet access taxes

Ars Technica
By Joe MullinFeb 11, 2016, 2:45 pm117 pts
Congress has voted to make permanent a federal law that prevents states or localities from taxing Internet access. The US Senate accepted the measure as part of a larger trade bill, which passed today on a 75-20 vote. Since the House has already passed a similar measure, the bill now heads to President Barack…

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