Yes, county governments allowed to tax.
they are allowed to tax imports
true
they didnt have money to run the government
The Poll Tax was usually a county tax, so the money went to the county for county government. US counties get most of their money by taxing all the land in the county. Poor blacks, who owned no land, thus paid little for county government. Many were sharecroppers, and the landowner they rented from was liable for the taxes on the land they farmed. The rich large landowners were politically powerful, and the poll tax was a way of shifting some of the burden of paying for county government from them onto their poor tenants, with the additional benefit of keeping any poor people who did not pay the tax from voting.
Sales tax is the levy added to purchases made by the government. Suffolk County, New York sales tax is 8.63%.
The state is a government entity and all of them have to be allowed to tax in some method to collect income in order to be able to function otherwise it could not exist.
That portion of a tax, whether it be an income, sales, property or other tax, that winds up at the county government. Not all taxes have this component, just like many areas have very modest county governments.
Property tax is collected by your Town ( or similar like township or city), County and State governments.
No, they cannot. Taxation indicates the ability to control and the states are not allowed to control the federal government.
The 16th amendment made a federal income tax legal. This tax soon became a major source of revenue for the federal government. By giving tax breaks to businesses and individuals for certain actions, the federal government can regulate to some degree ,at least, many facets of American life and economic activities.
state and county governments