There are numerous examples of taxes.
1. Sales tax. If you buy products in a store, you are charged an extra percentage of what you purchased. If you buy a 99 cent item and get charged $1.06, that extra 7 cents is called sales tax.
2. Income tax. That is part of what your boss takes out of your paycheck. They also take out FICA (Social Security), sometimes insurance, and other things.
3. Luxury taxes. These are extra taxes you pay on certain luxury items.
4. "Sin taxes." These are extra taxes on items that are deemed unhealthy or bad for society. For instance, this is partly why cigarettes are so high.
5. Property taxes. These are taxes you pay each year to the county and/or state just for owning a house, vehicles, and/or land.
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taxes pay for all the public services such as education for an example.
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Sales tax is an example of an indirect tax. This is taxes that a consumer pays to someone else and then that other person pays the taxes to the government.
It depends on the state. For example in California the answer is no yet in Iowa the answer is yes.
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public policy
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collect taxes
cutting state income taxes
cutting state income taxes