EU rules e-books can’t be subject to lower taxes

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By Christian ZibregMar 5, 2015, 10:05 am593 pts
The top court of the European Union has determined that e-books shouldn’t be treated like their printed counterparts when it comes to taxes and therefore should be subject to higher tax rates, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday. “But the European Commission signaled it may change the rules next year to…

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