Gov’t prepares law to reduce Internet tax

Gov’t prepares law to reduce Internet tax

Bloomberg
The tax, currently 25 percent for mobile lines and 15 percent for fixed lines, will be reduced to encourage more visits to Web sites of state institutions and online shopping.

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