The government sector collects taxes, which are considered

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Answer:The government sector collects taxes to the people, they considered the monthly income of the individual. If the person recieved a minimum amount monthly automatically they are exempted to pay the tax. Tax used to pay for the goods and services it provides including schools, roads, law enforcement, libraries, parks and military protection.

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The government sector collects taxes to the people, they considered the monthly income of the individual. If the person recieved a minimum amount monthly automatically they are exempted to pay the tax. Tax used to pay for the goods
and services it provides including schools, roads, law
enforcement, libraries, parks and military protection.

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