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The situation described refers to a government or political system that lacks a central executive authority and does not impose taxes. This could be characteristic of a purely anarchic society or a very decentralized form of governance where local entities operate independently without a unifying government structure. In such a scenario, decision-making and resource allocation would be voluntary and based on mutual agreements rather than enforced by a centralized authority.
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What branch collect and spend money from taxes?
legislative..
Which branch decides how much people should pay in taxes and what to do with the tax money?
executive
What is government accounting?
Government accounting is the authorizing, tracking and recording of revenue and expenditures. It can govern how taxes are raised and how the executive of a government spends the proceeds.
What is the difference between tax and taxation?
Tax has a limited meaning. It is the amount of tax levied/collected etc. by the Government. Taxation is the process of tax collection. It covers all of the following: passing of the law by the parliament, making of rules by the Government, entire set of people appointed as tax commissioners, assessment; the appellate authorities & so on. Rashmin Sanghvi
What happens when an employer does not pay payroll taxes?
When an employer fails to pay payroll taxes, they can face severe consequences, including penalties and interest on the unpaid amounts. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) may initiate collection actions, such as levying bank accounts or garnishing wages. Additionally, the employer could be held personally liable for the unpaid taxes, and may face criminal charges in cases of willful neglect. This can also lead to damaged reputations and difficulties in securing future business opportunities.
Who is responsible for levying taxes?
congress is responsible for levying taxes
The branch of government responsible for levying taxes is?
Congress, more accurately Legislative
What power is shared by the federal government and the Arizona state government?
levying taxes
What is the sources of funds in the government?
Ultimately, from the people of the country. By levying taxes etc.
Why do we need to pay property taxes?
These taxes provide revenue to enable the government levying the taxes to pay for services they provide such as police and fire protection.
What concerned the colonist about taxes?
Although the taxes are aimed at paying for the costs of admininstering the colonies, the colonists had no say in levying them and they were special taxes, just on the colonies.
Which US document is based on the Magna Carta?
Due process of law and Taxation without representation.
Which power is shared by the federal government and the new york state government?
levying taxes
What absolute advantage occurs when a country can maintain?
a monopoly by levying high taxes on imports
Why is the magan carta used for?
the magna carta was used for keeping England rulers of power from levying taxes
What is levying taxes?
A levy is a seizure of money or property to satisfy a tax debt. A levy is different from a tax lien. A lien is collateral placed on property for a debt. a levy is physically taking the property.
What major power did the Articles of Confederation lack how did this make the government ineffective?
To collect taxes, as opposed to simply levying them.
