Yes...and other than nationalizing businesses (as in communism), I'd be curious how else you would think a government would raise funds to pay for itself and what it does?
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The federal government had no taxing authority when it operated under the Articles of Confederation, from 1777 until it was reorganized under the US Constitution in 1789. The problem mentioned above -- that the government had difficulty raising funds to pay for itself -- was one of the key weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation.
While the new Constitution allowed the federal government to levy certain forms of taxes, Congress and the States had to ratify the Sixteenth Amendment (1913) in order to authorize a federal income tax.
The state governments do not receive all their money from the Federal government. The majority of their funds come from state income taxes, property taxes and sales taxes.
Federal state taxes are taxes to be paid to the federal government on owned property. Theses taxes are to be paid once a year.
Corporate Tax
taxes were paid to the states who, in turn, paid the federal government.
levying taxes
federal and state
It depends on the state.Individual and business income taxes, sales taxes, use taxes, property taxes, excise taxes, fuel taxes, road taxes, professional licensing fees, entertainment taxes, casino taxes -- the possibilities are nearly endless.Let us not forget the taxes we pay to the federal government that the federal government pays to the state governments so they'll do what the federal government wants them to do.
I think you are talking about when some companies offer for people to do their federal taxes with the company for free, either online or in person. Your federal taxes, are the main taxes that the federal government takes out not the state government.
levying taxes
Taxes, of course.
They both already do.
State and Federal