The increasing demands for online goods have led to a loss of revenue for those who delivers goods within the state. This led to the introduction of entry tax legislation targeting specifically the online portals although levying such tax is quite controversial as it is against our constitution which allows free trade within the country. Ironically the commerce sectors tend to bring cross-border equity by levying these taxes when in reality these levies create unwarranted divisions. Thus the ultimate expectation is that these levels will be subsumed by the GST and the state of issue should lawfully obtain their revenue from sales. In conclusion, these short sighted moves of states should be discouraged at that moment when ecommerce boom which led to a sale of goods worth $12 billion in India during 2015. Read more at: http://forbesindia.com/blog/economy-policy/taxing-times-for-ecommerce-sector/