Will Taxes Hurt Shoe Shopping?

We certainly love us some Amazon. (Founder Jeff Bezos seems pretty jazzed about it as well.) Online shopping has long meant tax-free shopping. But that may change when the Senate takes up a measure May 6 to require online retailers to collect sales tax, no matter what state they call home. So will an Internet sales tax hurt online shopping? Answer our one-question poll and then go back to shoe shopping.

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