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Governments provide public goods and services that benefit many people at once, such as national defense, law enforcement, and infrastructure, which businesses cannot easily supply. Governments pay for these goods and services through tax revenue from income, sales, and property taxes, as well as by borrowing funds. Individuals fund the goods and services through paying the various taxes imposed by governments.
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Taxes are demanded by the government to fund federal spending and services as authorized by the Constitution. The document discusses different types of taxes such as direct taxes, indirect taxes, progressive taxes, regressive taxes, payroll taxes, estate taxes, customs duties, and income taxes. It also covers government spending, the budget and deficit process, public debt, and who the US owes money to.
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This document discusses how government budgets work and where government funding comes from through taxes. It explains that governments get money through taxes that individuals and families pay, as well as taxes paid by businesses. The money is then spent on services like schools, roads, welfare programs, the military, and other government services. When a government spends more than it takes in through taxes, it faces a budget problem and must either cut expenses or raise revenues to balance the budget. Students learn about different types of taxes like income tax, sales tax, property tax, and how they impact families at different income levels. They also examine charts showing how governments at the state and federal level allocate funding.
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