List four ways in which the government's power to tax is limited

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The constitution gives the government the power to collect taxes. However, the governments power to tax is limited by four ways which are:
1- Cannot tax exports
2- Must be for general welfare of the population and common defense of the country
3- Prohibits congress from imposing taxes unless divided by population
4- Not for individuals

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