A state’s taxes are determined by its legislature and comptroller.
Further Explanations:
State taxes are the direct tax levied by the State government on the inhabitant of the nation on their income that they have earned in their state. As a responsible citizen of the state, every citizen is obliged to pay taxes to their state government. The taxes collected by the state government are the main source of income of the administration and are spent on the inhabitant of the state itself. These funds are spent on economic development, state policies, recreation and park, environmental issue, housing and providing aids to local government.
The taxes imposed by the state are determined by the state legislative assembly and the comptroller of the state. The State legislative assembly is a political subdivision of a federal government and performs the same work as the central legislative assembly does. They along with the comptroller determines the amount of tax to be collected from the citizens and also determine how to spend it for the general welfare.
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Answer Details:
Grade: High School
Chapter: State Legislature
Subject: History
Keywords:
State taxes, direct tax, state government, economic development, state policies, recreation and park, environmental issue, housing, local government, legislative assembly, comptroller, the federal government,