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States Move Forward on Internet Sales Tax

5th Sep 2005, 12:35 GMT

Tax officials, state lawmakers and industry representatives agreed Thursday to establish an 18-state network for collecting taxes on Internet sales, a compact they hope will encourage online retailers and Congress to endorse a mandatory national program.

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