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The Clinton administration's decision to oppose making Internet purchases tax-free is likely to block a national commission from recommending that goods bought online be exempt from sales taxes. The administration's objections, voiced for the first time on the eve of this week's commission meeting, make it likely that the panel will remain deadlocked on the sensitive issue of taxing Internet sales. The Advisory Commission on Electronic Commerce, composed of 19 business, government and consumer representatives, meets for its third session Tuesday and Wednesday in San Francisco. The panel faces a deadline of April 21 to report to Congress. The Clinton administration, which has three members on the commission, voiced deep concerns Friday about making online purchases tax-free.