Because the Constitution of the United States does not extend to the House of Representatives a power to implement a national sales tax.https://twitter.com/cfbnet/status/1052021608540450818 …
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I’m not a constitutional scholar, but I don’t believe that’s true. Article 1 Section 8 gives Congress the authority to “lay and collect taxes”. Congress could do away with the income tax in Amendment 16 and institute a national sales tax
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Congress doesn’t have the authority to remove an amendment; that would require the States to approve. As far as “lay and collect taxes” the types of taxes on which they can collect are specified and a national sales tax is not one of them.
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Not according to
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Understood, and they are wrong.
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We have national sales tax now on fuel. There is no limit on excise (sales) taxes in the Constitution
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Again, an excise tax is applied to a specific item or activity, but good luck with that.
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I don’t mean to beat a dead horse, but Article 1 Section 8 says “The Congress shall have the power to lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises...”. It does not specify what kind of taxes my be laid or collected. Hence, Congress can lay and collect a national sales tax.
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The first Congress placed an excise tax specifically on carriages and whiskey. The power to implement a national sales tax was never intended as I understand it.
Wydaje się, że ładowanie zajmuje dużo czasu.
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