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ITIF just released a report outlining the reasons in favor of making permanent the ban on Internet access taxes. The three main reasons are 1) to support a national broadband policy; 2) to protect the federal interest in ensuring all citizens have Internet access, and ensure no states are "free loaders"; and 3) to treat Internet access as an investment in production, much like machinery, which is tax-exempt in virtually all states.

The report also refutes the arguments of opponents of the moratorium which say states need these tax revenues. Here is the link to the full report --

http://www.itif.org/files/ITFA.pdf