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Showing posts with label taxes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label taxes. Show all posts
22 September 2008

UK Gov Short of Cash? Kill the ID Card

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At a time when Labour is pledging "no tax increases", and yet is facing a bigger and bigger deficit, one easy part of the answer ...
28 July 2008

Paying the Price

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One of the problems with handling the issue of greenhouse gases is getting countries to accep their responsibilities. The difficulty is tha...
05 May 2008

Why Libertarians Should Love GNU/Linux

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Ha! When software is produced by a commercial company and sold in the marketplace, it’s relatively easy for the state to tax and regulate it...
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25 May 2007

Will This Solve Spam?

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State and local governments this week resumed a push to lobby Congress for far-reaching changes on two different fronts: gaining the ability...
23 April 2007

Second Life Gets Local Governance (a Bit)

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One of the unresolved issues for virtual worlds is governance. If, as Second Life appears to do, there is a claim that this is a user-gener...
21 March 2007

Virtual Dosh: A Taxing Question

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Here's the latest contribution to the (academic) debate about whether and in what circumstances virtual dosh should be taxed: Although ...
29 September 2006

And Now, by an Amazing Coincidence...

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A little while back I pointed out at some length how flimsy was the logic found in a white paper that claimed Microsoft's Vista would b...
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