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Statement 2: The President may make partial veto on tax bills. (Veto is a whole)
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Statement 2: The grant of power of taxation to every sovereign state must be stated
in the constitution inorder to be effective.
( No express grant of power)
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Statement 1: The theory of taxation is based on ability to pay. (Equality or theoritical justice)
Statement 2: The power of taxation proceeds upon the theory that taxes are a
necessity. (Government are necessity)
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Statement 1: In the basis of taxation, the taxpayer receives the general advantages
and protection which the government demands from the taxpayer and his property. (Afford)
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Statement 2: In progressive tax, the tax base and the tax rate move in the same
direction.
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Statement 2: Direct tax which is demanded by the person who also shoulders the
burden of the tax. (From)
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Statement 1: The power of taxation proceeds upon the theory that the existence of
taxes are a necessity, and that the government cannot continue without means to
pay its expenses. (government)
Statement 2: Penalties and license fees are imposed by the government under
police power for the purpose of raising revenue. (Regulation)
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