What Is The Difference Between Federal/national Taxes And State Taxes?
A Reader Asks…
Can anyone give me specifics as to why these two taxes differ?
Also, isn’t there something about “federalism” that says the federal government can’t take money from the state taxes?
Any help would be awesome : )!
And if you have the sources for the information, that’d be great too!
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August 22nd, 2009 at 2:13 am
Fedeal taxes are paid to the federal government. State taxes are paid to the state. They differ because they are different taxes, with different rules, assessed by and paid to different levels of government.
August 22nd, 2009 at 6:24 am
Simple.
Federal taxes are levied by the Federal Government.
State taxes are levied by State Governments.
They differ because they’re levied by different entities.