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How do states that do not collect state income tax pay for services that other states use tax money to pay for?
Generally it is all paid through sales tax revenues or similar taxes. You will notice that most states that do not have income tax have higher sales tax rates.
ANSWER: The beauty of states that do not levy an income tax on the people is that it demonstrates how unnecessary income taxation actually is. While sales taxes are usually higher in these states these sales taxes can be defeated by simply not purchasing the items being taxed. The Internal Revenue Code makes clear that any attempt to defeat or evade the income tax is criminal and subject to prosecution and conviction leading to stiff fines and/or prison. Of course, that's assuming you are actually subject to the "Personal Income Tax". There are people who are subject to this law and people who aren't. Which are you?
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Why do states charge income tax?
To provide money to operate state government services.
Does Texas collect an income tax?
yes how will they get money for air in the police depatment...there not going to pay it
What the function of bureau of internal revenue?
To collect the money, in taxes, that is needed to run the government and provide services.
Does the IRS accepts income tax returns from people who have used free services?
No, the IRS does not accept these returns, as these services are free and therefore have no income. To do this would be taking money from a place that does not make any.
How does government collect public money?
The government collects money through taxes. Every time you are paid at work you pay a Federal Income Tax. When you buy items at the store you are paying the government.
Local government collect most money by taxing what?
Local government collect most money by taxing products and services. The individual income is also taxed as a way of collecting revenue.
Why do states charge income tax?
To provide money to operate state government services.
Money received for products or services?
income
What does the income-expenditure identity say about the relationship between income and expenditure?
The income-expenditure identity states that in an economy, total income equals total expenditure. This means that the amount of money earned by individuals and businesses is equal to the amount of money spent on goods and services.
How much money does the US government collect in income tax?
2.16 trillion
Why do states collect income tax?
The same reason as the federal government and county governments collect taxes, to pay for the operation of the government. To pay for services of the government like police protection, fire departments, etc. The problem is that government is a never ending bureaucracy that seems to feed on itself.
Differences between real income and money income?
Money Income :- The income of a person is considered to be money income which is of his own disposal. eg - salary, wages, interest etc. Real Income :- The goods & services which a person buy from the money income is real income.
Does Texas collect an income tax?
yes how will they get money for air in the police depatment...there not going to pay it
Can rent a home i own and still collect ssi?
You can rent a home and still collect social security money. Social security money is meant to be a subsidy and not your only source of income.
Who attacked the united States' ships to collect protection money?
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What is money received?
Money received can be income, payment for services rendered, credit towards a debt, etc.
What is the money that is gained for goods or services by an individual or business?
Income or also Revenue
