Internet sales tax fight returns to Congress

eBay is preparing to amplify its attack on a proposed law that would usher in sales taxes on Internet shopping, CNET has learned.

The online auctioneer plans to tell a congressional panel considering the legislation tomorrow that the measure would merely consolidate the market power of Amazon.com and the largest big box retailers while putting eBay's small sellers out of business.

"It is the largest retailers that are growing," Cohen will tell a House of Representatives committee tomorrow, according to remarks obtained by CNET. "And not surprisingly, those giant retailers are lined up united in proposing a change in remote sales tax law."

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