Why are taxes paid to local, state, and national governments in the United States?

A. The national government has a difficult time collecting taxes from all citizens.

B. The local and state governments use their taxes to pay taxes to the national government.

C. Each level of government equally provides revenue for every service in the United States.

D. Different levels of government provide different services that must be paid for by taxes.

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Avery Garrett

Social Studies

9 April, 14:28

Why are taxes paid to local, state, and national governments in the United States?

A. The national government has a difficult time collecting taxes from all citizens.

B. The local and state governments use their taxes to pay taxes to the national government.

C. Each level of government equally provides revenue for every service in the United States.

D. Different levels of government provide different services that must be paid for by taxes.

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Silas Payne · Answer 1

Answer: the answer is B

Explanation:the local and state governments use their taxes to pay taxes to the national government. each level of government equally provides revenue for every service in the united states. different levels of government provide different services that must be paid for by taxes.