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Ahhh! Americans are enjoying something we haven't yet taxed! Get on it, Chicago! -- (link)
Posted by
ML (aka Iadodger)
Jul 2 '15, 07:12
(No message)
Chicago is the first major American city to levy a tax on either streaming services or cloud computing services.
(fusion.net)
Responses:
How does a local level of government get the powers to tax that? That should be a state or federal taxation power. -- nm
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Walt_Disney
Jul 2, 08:06
2
Sales tax power is at the state and local level in the US. We don't have national sales tax / VAT. -- nm
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ty97
Jul 2, 08:10
1
this isn't a sales tax, but the principle holds
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ML
Jul 2, 08:13
9%? jeebus -- nm
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decline
Jul 2, 07:29
3
That's that sales tax rate in Chicago. That's down from 10.25% when I moved there. -- nm
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ty97
Jul 2, 08:11
Chicago has a ton of taxes and they're extremely aggressive (and creative) on interpretations. -- nm
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spamlet
Jul 2, 07:31
Chicago needs to restock the legal fund for it's politicians. -- nm
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groiny
Jul 2, 07:30
That's just wrong. -- nm
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Krusty
Jul 2, 07:15
16
We paid tax at Blockbuster when we rented VHS tapes, why not Netflix? -- nm
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ty97
Jul 2, 07:16
12
so like, would xbox memberships be taxed? -- nm
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fabulous squad
Jul 2, 07:20
5
i am actually amazed that they aren't. -- nm
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Andie
Jul 2, 07:39
3
These sorts of things *are* taxed. But at the state level. Chicago has taken the additional step of taxing it locally as well. -- nm
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ML
Jul 2, 07:41
1
Yay Chicago!!!!
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groiny
Jul 2, 07:43
if you buy the card at a store, you are paying tax on it. nm -- nm
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groiny
Jul 2, 07:40
Sounds like it would be a tax on the purchase of the Xbox Live card and then a tax on the streaming services that you use. -- (edited)
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Krusty
Jul 2, 07:26
because I am already paying tax on my internet. nm -- nm
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groiny
Jul 2, 07:17
5
And this is a tax on a service that is delivered via the Internet, not your Internet itself.
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ty97
Jul 2, 07:18
3
Makes sense but it still feels wrong. -- nm
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Krusty
Jul 2, 07:26
STOP HARSHING MY OUTRAGE, TY!!!!! -- nm
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groiny
Jul 2, 07:20
1
heh -- nm
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zork
Jul 2, 07:22
This. -- nm
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Krusty
Jul 2, 07:17
I both love my city, and hate my city, all at once. nm -- nm
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groiny
Jul 2, 07:16
2
I feel this way about Texas. I love it so much but they do some stupid, stupid shit -- nm
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Pippy XXL
Jul 2, 07:26
I have that feeling every day. I love my city so much but it's killing me. -- nm
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Krusty
Jul 2, 07:17
MUTHERFUCKERS!!!! -- nm
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groiny
Jul 2, 07:12
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