RSA 12-M New Hampshire E-Commerce Advisory Commission
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12-M:3 Duties.
The commission's duties shall include, but not be limited to: I. Studying the current use of electronic commerce in New Hampshire. II. Studying the current trends in the development, growth, and deployment of high-speed Internet access to New Hampshire's citizens and businesses. III. Identifying issues related to electronic commerce to be addressed at the federal level by Congress and the Federal Communications Commission. IV. Analyzing potential incentives under New Hampshire law to encourage deployment of electronic commerce-related technology. V. Assessing state policy options to encourage rapidly developing technological innovation and deployment, including the imposition of New Hampshire's communications services tax on Internet access given the enactment of the federal Internet Tax Freedom Act, Public Law 105-277, and the extension of the Internet tax moratorium imposed pursuant to Public Law 107-75, and related tax policies. VI. Adopting recommendations relating to electronic commerce policies under New Hampshire law. Source. 2002, 223:3, eff. May 17, 2002.
12-M:3 Duties.
The commission's duties shall include, but not be limited to: I. Studying the current use of electronic commerce in New Hampshire. II. Studying the current trends in the development, growth, and deployment of high-speed Internet access to New Hampshire's citizens and businesses. III. Identifying issues related to electronic commerce to be addressed at the federal level by Congress and the Federal Communications Commission. IV. Analyzing potential incentives under New Hampshire law to encourage deployment of electronic commerce-related technology. V. Assessing state policy options to encourage rapidly developing technological innovation and deployment, including the imposition of New Hampshire's communications services tax on Internet access given the enactment of the federal Internet Tax Freedom Act, Public Law 105-277, and the extension of the Internet tax moratorium imposed pursuant to Public Law 107-75, and related tax policies. VI. Adopting recommendations relating to electronic commerce policies under New Hampshire law. Source. 2002, 223:3, eff. May 17, 2002.
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