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The federal government can collect money, primarily through taxation, borrowing, and other revenue-generating activities. However, there are legal and constitutional limitations on how it can do so, which can affect its ability to collect funds effectively. For instance, issues like the debt ceiling can restrict its capacity to borrow, while tax laws and regulations govern the collection of revenue. Additionally, public sentiment and political factors can influence the government's willingness or ability to implement certain taxes or fees.
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How much money does the federal government collect in taxes?
Obviously not enough to balance the budget.
The federal government could not collect money from the states What was this an example of?
the weakness of the Articles of Confederation
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.
Does the federal government collect taxes?
Yes
Does the federal government or state government collect social security?
The Social Security Tax is set by the federal government.
What type of taxes does the federal government collect?
income tax..
How does the federal government collect taxes from people?
By taxing their income.
What authority allows the federal government to collect income tax?
The federal government's authority to collect income tax comes from the 16th Amendment to the United States Constitution, which was ratified in 1913.
Can congress appropriate money to the federal government?
Yes, it is true that Congress can appropriate money to the federal government. This is how federal departments are funded.
Can the federal and state government both collect taxes?
They both already do.
After you complete your tax return you may find you owed money by the federal government this is called your?
If you are owed money by the federal government, the money that the federal government sends you is called a "tax refund" or sometimes just a "refund."
When could states collect taxes but the federal government could not?
The federal government had no ability to tax when it was operating under the Articles of Confederation. The US Constitution provided the federal government authority to collect taxes; the Sixteenth Amendment, ratified in 1913, added the ability to levy taxes on income.
