The Advisory Commission on Electronic Commerce was created by Congress and tasked with producing what is arguably the most important policy initiative of the information age: recommendations on electronic commerce and tax policy, critical issues with global implications.

The Commission completed its work with its Report to Congress, which was delivered on April 12, 2000, ahead of schedule. The Commission's offices are closed. Although this site will not be updated, it will remain available to the public courtesy of The Tech Center, part of the George Mason University School of Law. Questions about Commission activities may be addressed to the Office of the Chairman of the Advisory Commission on Electronic Commerce, the Honorable James S. Gilmore, III, Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, State Capitol, Richmond, Virginia 23219. The Commission wishes to express sincere thanks to the individuals and organizations that contributed to its study of electronic commerce and its Report to Congress.