By Adam Snukal
According to eMarketer, online sales in 2009 are likely to reach $133 billion. It shouldn't come as any great surprise to discover that cash-strapped states all across the country have been eyeing that magic number and trying to figure out ways to convert it into a potential source of tax revenues. Well, some states have figured out a way, but at what cost?
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