States may constitutionally impose a tax: a. on goods passing ...

[cdr_15]

States may constitutionally impose a tax:
 a. on goods passing through the state for legitimate commercial purposes, so long as it is not sold in the state b. that taxes products from other states more heavily than in-state products
  c. on the income of businesses by using formulas that account for the intrastate share of interstate commerce d. a and b are correct
  e. a, b and c are correct

Question 2

With regard to state taxation, a major controversy today is:
 a. states' ability to tax same-sex unions
  b. states' ability to tax internet businesses
  c. states' ability to tax campaign contributions d. states' ability to tax local flea markets
  e. states' ability to tax oil found in the state

[vish98]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b

[cdr_15]

TYSM

[cdmart10]

Gracias!