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What amendment gives congress the power to impose an income tax?
the 16th amendment...
Which amendment gives Congress the power to levy the individual income tax?
Amendment 16
As a result of this amendment, Congress was given the power to collect an income tax.?
16
What did the 16th amendment do?
The 16th amendment gave congress the power to levy income taxes, and impose a direct tax.
Which part of the Fourteenth Amendment gives Congress the power to make sure the amendment is not violated?
the enforcement clause
What amendment gives congress the power to impose an income tax?
the 16th amendment...
Which amendment gives Congress the power to levy the individual income tax?
Amendment 16
Which amendment gives government power to collect income tax?
amendment 16
Effects of the 16th amendment on the public?
the 16th amendment gave congress the power to levy an income tax.
As a result of this amendment, Congress was given the power to collect an income tax.?
16
What did the 16th amendment do?
The 16th amendment gave congress the power to levy income taxes, and impose a direct tax.
What amendment gave congress authority to implement a federal income tax?
The sixteenth amendment allows Congress to impose income taxes in their current form.
Which part of the Fourteenth Amendment gives Congress the power to make sure the amendment is not violated?
the enforcement clause
Which amendment gives congress the power to choose the president and vice president if they die before the inauguration?
amendment 20
What gave Congress the power to impose an income tax on the American people?
The US Constitution (16th amendment).
Under which category does this Constitutional Amendment fall gave Congress the power to levy an income tax?
Power of the Federal Government
When was the 16th Amendment written?
The 16th Amendment - Status of Income Tax Clarified. It was ratified on 2/3/1913. The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several States, and without regard to any census or enumeration.
