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In ancient Rome, tax collection was typically the responsibility of publicani, who were private tax farmers that contracted with the government to collect taxes on its behalf. These individuals would pay a set amount to the government upfront and then collect taxes from citizens, often leading to abuses and corruption. In other contexts, such as medieval Europe, local lords or appointed officials were responsible for tax collection within their domains. Overall, tax collection roles varied widely depending on the time period and region.

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