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CTIA - The Wireless Association®: Taxes, Fees & Surcharges

CTIA-The Wireless Association® believes excessive and discriminatory taxes on a service discourage its use, and it makes no sense to place such arbitrary burdens on wireless consumers and Internet access. CTIA supports a fair and equitable tax structure for wireless consumers, and also believes access to the Internet should not be taxed. In general, a wireless tax imposition no higher than the rate placed on general business is fair, and would encourage the use of such a valuable service. Today’s excessive wireless consumer taxes do just the opposite. CTIA also believes the wireless industry should not be subjected to similar treatment by taxing entities and agencies.

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Letter from Steve Largent, CTIA President & CEO, to U.S. Senators Max Baucus and Charles Grassley
(Position Papers & Letters)In support of legislation repealing "listed property" for wireless service.
Tue, 08, Apr 2008

Letter from Steve Largent, CTIA President & CEO, to U.S. Representatives Charles Rangel and Jim McCrery
(Position Papers & Letters)In support of legislation repealing "listed property" for wireless service.
Tue, 08, Apr 2008

The Role of State Regulation in a Mobile World
(Multimedia) In a society where consumers regularly bring their devices across state and national boundaries, we ask Wisconsin State Representative Phil Montgomery what role states should play in regulating modern wireless services.
Wed, 02, Apr 2008

Wireless Taxes: Enough is Enough
(Multimedia) Wireless customers are strapped with burdensome taxes, according to a new report that finds wireless users pay an average of 15.2% in federal, state & local taxes. Scott Mackey, economist and author of this study, elaborates on key findings & discusses how excessive wireless taxes can adversely affect consumers & the economy.
Tue, 01, Apr 2008

Wireless Wave Winter 2008 - America Loves Wireless
(Educational Materials)
Thu, 14, Feb 2008