Thread: Should We Have Taxed Emails?
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Old 15-07-2004, 15:34   #16
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Re: Should We Have Taxed Emails?
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Originally Posted by sherer
??? confused by that post.. not that this is going to be introduced by if it was the African's you are referring to wouldn't have to pay the tax.. if they benifited it would in the irigation systems, free food, farming equipment etc not a free PC and broadband
I think you need to go back to post 1 in this thread.

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Originally Posted by Julian
According to a report in The Register HERE we are reminded of a proposal to tax emails suggested by the UN 5 years ago.

This bit made me laugh....

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Our experts predict that were such a tax introduced today, then the revenue generated by penis enlargement spam emails alone would be enough to buy a laptop for every child in the developing world
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