Online sales taxes about ‘fairness,’ Georgia Chamber head says
ALBANY, Ga. — Chris Clark, the top executive of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, said during an Albany stop Wednesday that the online sales tax question facing Congress is about fairness.
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Clark, president of the Georgia Chamber, said that his organization advocates for all businesses but that he believes businesses should be operating on the same playing field.
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