Taxes may be levied on u. S. Citizens by both the federal and state governments. This is an example of

Answer: The correct answer is : Concurrent powers

Explanation: Concurrent powers are those that benefit both the federal and state governments. Powers can be executed simultaneously in the same area. The constitution of the United States gives several powers to the federal government that are the same that it grants to each state.

Taxes being collected and levied on U. S. citizens by both federal and state governments is an example of what type of power Concurrent powers