If you're already a member, please log in. If not, please register.

  • Latest Alert

  • Tell the House: The Time for E-fairness is NOW! — Thanks to the hard work and dedication of e-fairness supporters like you, the Senate officially passed the Marketplace Fairness Act by a vote of 69 – 27, an overwhelming majority for such a divided Congress.

    Now, we must make sure the House of Representatives understands how urgent this issue is for America’s Main Street businesses and the communities they support.

    Send your e-fairness message to your Representative today!
  • Take Action

What is the Alliance for Main Street Fairness?

The Alliance for Main Street Fairness is a coalition dedicated to ensuring sales tax laws treat all businesses equally. An online sales tax loophole currently puts local businesses at risk, and we are working to level the playing field.

Learn more »

  • Join AMSF

    Help us level the playing field for all businesses—online or on Main Street.

    Get Started »

  • Take Action

    Contact your elected officials and tell them to stand up for Main Street retailers.

    Act Now »

  • Share Your Experience

    How is the online-only sales tax loophole affecting you?  Share your experience.

    Share Now »

    Tax Internet Sales, Stimulate Growth

    Reinvigorating the economy should be priority No. 1 for federal and state leaders. After enjoying an average growth rate above 3.5% per year between 1960 and 1999, Americans have had to make do with less than one-half that pace since 2000.


    Harry Reid Wants Online Sales Tax On Senate Floor

    A state online sales tax fix may leapfrog its way right to the Senate floor. Majority Leader Harry Reid began the process late Tuesday that would allow the bill, known as the Marketplace Fairness Act, to come before the full chamber without first going through the Senate Finance Committee — whose leaders largely dislike the proposal.


    Lawmakers Should Strive For Uniform Tax Treatment

    Efforts have begun at both the state and federal levels to finally bring uniformity to sales tax collections. These efforts are long overdue and, if enacted, would make for a fairer system for Wisconsin's hometown retailers.


    Local Biz Owners Lobby Online Sales Tax Fairness

    Local business owners Michael Frueh, with Longmeier Printing, and Nathan Gast, with Custom Audio Concepts, have been in Washington, D.C., to lobby for the Marketplace Fairness Act. The Marketplace Fairness Act is an effort to close loopholes allowing online retailers to avoid collecting and paying sales tax.


    Misleading Claims Muddle Debate Over E-Fairness

    Internet sales tax is coming! You may have heard about the so-called Internet sales tax bill that Congress is considering (the Marketplace Fairness Act) and how it would spoil the fun of shopping online tax-free.



    Read Archive

eBay vs. Main Street: Who is eBay fighting for?

AMSF Business Owner Anna Brumby Explains Why It's Time To Level The Playing Field

AMSF members explain what the Marketplace Fairness Act means to them

FOX 43 (PA): Camp Hill Business Owner Spekaing Out for Mom and Pop Shops

Tax-free Internet? Maybe not for long


Video Archive

  • Our Blog

    Check out The Loophole for the latest updates on sales tax fairness efforts around the nation.

    Read Now »

  • Main Street Leadership Council

    Each state has its own unique business community and economic climate that impact the fight for e-fairness. This is why AMSF formed our Main Street Leadership Councils.

    Learn more »

  • Contact AMSF

    Have any feedback for us? We'd love to hear it. Contact us with any questions, comments, or concerns you may have.

    Read More »