The power to collect taxes is an example of a concurrent power – it is shared between the states and national government. This means that this power is not exclusive to the state or federal government, but is held by both. Power to tax,build roads, establish bankruptcy laws, are examples of concurrent power.
The answer would be : Concurrent power Concurrent power is a power that could be exercised by both the State and Federal Government, including : - Regulating the rules of election - Collecting and Imposing Taxes - Borrowing money from the reserve - Imposing Court laws
