service which in most instances will cost between $20.00 and $40.00 per month. This service alone can generate as much or more than $480.00 per year for a single household. Having seen this rising trend in untaxed sales, the government as well as brick and mortar business have begun to take a serious look at the potential losses from e-commerce.
             The main street companies are forced to give their fair share to Uncle Sam so why not have the same rules apply to e-business? One reason is fear. Fear that any tax imposed on e-commerce may slow the industry in a much-needed period of economic growth. A good amount of internet retail is based on the fact that the consumer doesn't have to pay sales tax. A seven percent tax may seem insignificant but if you sale 10,000 computers over the internet at $2000.00 dollars each, then
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