A U.S. Judge Says Cities Can’t Tax Netflix, YouTube, Apple, Peacock, Sling, & More As Cable TV Companies

Recently, the city of East St. Louis tried to force Netflix, Apple, Dinsey, and more to pay taxes as if they were cable TV companies. The city wanted to put a 5% franchise fee on streaming video to city residents. Now U.S. Judge Mark A. Beatty has ruled that …

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A U.S. Judge Says Cities Can’t Tax Netflix, YouTube, Apple, Peacock, Sling, & More As Cable TV Companies - Cord Cutters News

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