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Unconsciously, he massaged his upper lip between his thumb and index finger. "Do you think they'd stand for it?" the aide asked finally. "If we did it right, they'd never even question it." "C'mon," the Senator said as he removed his oversized frame from behind the desk. "Let's go find Harry and see if we can put something together right aw ay." In simplest language, the Utah Information Technologies Association (of which I am a member) proe poses that Utah become a zone on the information superhigh- Taxing the 'Net Slowly, and fairly quietly, a formidable movement is underway in .Utah to impose a usage tax on all .Torms of telecommunications, and use of the Interincluding net. Currently, the Legislature has authorized the taxation of phone calls w ithin the state, as well as local calls. Now the powers that be are reaching out to touch the newest forms of communications in an effort to get a tax slice of this pie too. Given that the Tax Commission long-distan- at the very least is quite intriguing. 40.000 Oct 96 534 . DccWp 10C0' tac 50 80O 6 25 7 50 4 75 6 75 Dec 96 p 100 14 Jan97p Jan97 Jan 97 p Fto97p 100 iji 100 16 1CC2C 686 663 p 10O1S I'X 22 M97p 100 17 i12i ."4 3 Politis Wasatch Tech Watch zone e tax-fre- tax-fre- way. This "freeport" as it were, would eliminate taxes of all types on any form of telecommunications. This w ould include all local and phone calls, fax machine and "surfing" on the usage, Internet, and other forms of communications not even invented yet. By eliminating all taxes on telecommunications services, UITA's Peter Genereaux believes that Internet usage throughout the state would explode. long-distan- Additionally, he claims, compa- nies in the telecommunications and communications industries would flock to Utah, kxiking for the opportunity to operate with a low er cost of doing business. 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As we discussed this communi- cations freeport idea during the lunch portion of a business luncheon on Wednesday, one of our associates at the table made w hat I thought was a very astute observation. the Check out er existing tax programs (withholding, properly and corporate taxes, among others), that the overall effect .37 .33 .26 .22 . 18 .15 .12 rt 9922 9622 12530 13025 9701 '3508 105 01 105 9! 144 11 136X 132 00 18 106 22 105 18 105 22 ICC 06 100 IC 135 25 03 128 34 95 26 94 04 '0 13529 07 12608 95 30 94 56 100 0)1 6 15 .01 30' "O02 301 622 6 '8 03 02 0C2 May 05-- 121 31 12 75 Nan 05-- 141 16 141 19 150 28 15322 128 08 142 18 154 17 151 May 06--11 No Mm 06-- Aug 06-- May 09-- 1063 8 75 6 35 6 37 888 9 639 639 -- 004 642 .4.03 6 40 003 6 42 03 644 .0 03 6 44 CZ2 644 -- 0 04 6 45 -- 0 J2 644 13 886 613 85C 8 75 675 788 813 813 725 07-- 15 k Aug 15 k Nov 15k Feb 16k May 16k May 17k Aug 17k May 18 ll Feb 19 k Aug 19k Feb 20k 20k 121 12 121 16 Aug 20k Feb 21k 121 14 121 18 111 11 111 15 May 21k Aug 21k Aug 22k Feb 23k 114 10 114 12 104 04 10223 11414 114 16 104 08 102 27 May 6 45 7 13 .0 03 647 -- 0 03 647 4)03 649 .0 03 647 625 763 688 600 Aug 23k Feb 25k .0 03 6 Aug C'i3 6 45 75 Aug 25k Feb 26k 26k 9208 647 .003 649 4303 651 4306 653 4302 6 36 4302 643 4)02 656 .002 656 4303 657 4103 655 4)03 658 4)04 658 4)03 660 4)03 660 4)05 670 4)06 671 41a! 673 4)05 673 4)06 671 4)0$ 680 4)06 662 4)06 683 4)05 684 4)06 685 4)06 687 4)06 687 4)07 688 4)07 688 4)07 689 4)07 689 4)06 689 4306 689 4)06 689 4306 6 89 4)06 689 4106 689 4)06 689 4)06 688 4)07 685 4307 6 83 4)07 6 81 4)05 678 128 12 125 16 104 05 12014 12129 124 31 12214 114 00 118 13 07 14604 139 28 9212 10916 100 14 10S20 8922 9916 8324 9918 TW .003 00 15326 14222 154 21 14900 14311 14608 140 00 132 05 125 20 104 09 12018 122 01 12503 122 18 114 04 11817 28 Nov 1125 Feb 988 S25 725 mo? 63' .002 6 33 .002 6 36 tOCC 11 75 '000 11 75 001 621 002 6 23 302 626 0! 62S Chg 12003 10223 103 16 104 27 10717 11019 11207 11503 12317 13228 12203 1388 14 00 10 38 120C 13 25 1250 6 19 6 22 BaJ 11931 13219 May Up 10314 Jul 06 p Feb 02 --07 10423 10713 Nov 02-11015 Aug 03-11203 Hex 03-11431 May 04-12313 Nov 04-132 24 0 Feb Feb 06 k 100 18 Edition at Daily Herald's new Online! m http:www.daily-herald.co- i i Need a NEW computer? "It's like what Delaware did tax-fre- e state for banks." said the CFO of a Salt Lake publicly traded company. "Soon, all the banks had major operations or headquarters based in d, Wilmington." "As a result." someone else at the table chimed in. "Delaware more than made up for any lost rev enue (because of the other tax rev enue the Tax free, that's for me I dunno. Maybe it's because I watched most of the Wednesday night Presidential debates. But today. I'm sick and tired of government in general and taxation specifically. I think the UITA proposal for Utah telecommunias a establishing e cations zone is great and something the legislature should enact in its next session. If you, my readers, agree w ith me, contact UITA via phone at (801 ) via fax at (80 1)568-- 1 072, via Internet at the http:www.uita.org, or via mail at 6995 Union Park Center, Suite 490. Midvale. Utah 84047, and let them know how you feel. Or better yet. contact your local Representative and Senator, (or the candidates running for those seats in your area) and tell them to keep their tax hands off your Internet access. tax-fre- 568-350- 0. David Politis welcomes column ideas at or via the Internet at djolitispolitis.com. I PROBABLY HAVE STAYED NIGHT . J-HE- J THus open GJLSOca UNLEADED tel to. is97 65 5 0C1 96 33 06 9001 106 10' 32 0 '0005 nWso Ou iMftssm ms utrqjLiiA! CT7 A-Tv- -rv V "mKm' And get this discount zBuy - I right 16 RAM Power Mac 7600132 16 RAM 1 6 RAM 8X 1 8X 8X Other restrictions may apply. Offer ends Nov CDOOOCD $2999 $3699 CD-RO- 1. 1W6. Limited to stock on hand. New LOWER Prices on Performa's T' 6400180 16 RAM Drive 1.61 GB Hard 8xCD-RO- 6400200 16 RAM 2.4 GB Hard Drive 8x CD-RO- Now Only $2,199 UP ALL 'Monitor not includrd C0HAT ARE you Doing LATER? V 1, '96 Must take delivery by Nov 1, 1996. New FREE 30 day trial offer on the Internet. Try it out for free, with no obligations! 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F97p Feb 97 Aji 10125 City-base- 'fa 6365 65 60 63 52 63 10 65 50 642 55 67 54 55 75 22 G 613 w hen they made their stale a David 32 -- 4 3"5 Si5 HOGS-in- 5C 16C -- -C 40 64 4(3 65 ?C9" 66 25 20 66 2C 2 343 Trx-sae- 65c 13 992 -- 246 TlkSOcen Learn ,CUER) E ; w nrt'ti 63 64 64 64 64 97 Srt5' ice so 65 e 60 30 55 45 "5 S0C9O -- 06 -- 4' 'i 92 71 71 55 65 75 " ii T" 5 - 9" 9 -- 5 55 65 2 63 32 65 22 63 17 62 65 65 60 r -- w so ;24 143 tot.' cams per tj 96 1 j0 7us ses6 eer-r- s - CUX) 53s CHER! 71 imoo w?oc i.y m Tax the Internet? No thank you The scene: A darkened, smoke-fille- d room not far from Capitol Hill. "With all this growth in the computer industry. Ed. you'd think ue"d be able to generate more tax revenues." "You're right. Senator," the aide replied. "It's just that they're becom-in- u such a powerful force here in Utah." "Well." the Senator snorted, "it is hard to argue with the high wages the average IT worker is making. At least we get our piece of that." "Yeah." the aide sighed. "It's tixi bad we can't find a way to make taxes in the computer field as pervasive as this Internet thing is getting. Why. just the other day ..." the Senator "That's it," exclaimed, cutting off his aide's comment. "What's it?" the aide asked. the Internet." "That's it "The Internet?" "Yes. Don't you see? We'll tax the Internet." The aide paused as he eyed his 000 A9" V. 9 I0l2i 35 kSKAS 10? 15 'd SAS2' 960 - i,j 10011 10O23 10003 10019 10204 J: 'orrZvrauj Funds: .l WhsUc .'9 i4 r 39 1364 K26 12 3 .'t 3i er .7 .Ci 17 fa as 100 16 Wrioht Funds: rdCr Sw at' 109 M 613 7 Gsr 10 V1 May 97 p 7 U. 1C4- Uv 6 50 8 50 J' 129 '049 4' t - 06 j 10 5k GOiOfl Of, -- 700 lam rhqti JUST 10 --- v FEE06R CATTLE CatER) 50 000 id.- cents per 35C-i- 1X28 IC0? a W2 HC 'C52 Ac 5' Jun9' Ac 97 Oa y Tn,s'54'3 .79 ICO 18 .'6 GrrtA? 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