Now here is (a bit of) good news …
 

The Joint Economic Committee (JEC) of Congress has announced that it is investigating the amount of commerce taking place in multi-player online role-playing game worlds.

The increase in the popularity of online gaming has brought about virtual economies in the exchange items “won” or “stolen” during play.

"There is a concern that the IRS (Internal Revenue Service) might step forward with regulations that start taxing transactions that occur within virtual economies," said committee chairman Jim Saxton. "This, I believe, would be a mistake."

Just another way for the Democrats to get their hands in our pockets.

wouldn't you just pay the taxes on virtual good with virtual money

^^^he's got a point!
























good thing his hat covers it!...lol!

In my role as the inaugural Collector for the Cyberland Revenue Service, I hereby request that you send 10% of all the smut, sex and other valuable cyber-commodities to me at Pixies Box #69, Pixies Place, Cyberworld.

Special bonuses for those who remit early.