Question

Which of these is an example of an excise tax?

Answer 1

1. I believe that the correct answe is Motor fuels tax. An excise tax is an indirect tax on the sale of particular good or service such as fuel, tobacco and alcohol. The tax is not directly paid by an individual consumer, it´s collected from the producer or the retailer and as such often remain hidden in the final prize of the product or service. They can be made by federal, state and local government and are not uniform throughout the United States.
2. Criminal law is best described as laws that governs the relationship between citizen individuals and codifies their rights. It proscribes conducts perceived as threatening, harmful or endangered the propery, health, safety and moral welfare of people. Criminal law includes the punishment and rehabilitation of the people that commits a crime. So that the reporached actoin be considered a crime it must be codified. If it is not then it mustn´t be considered a crime and the civil laws must take charge of it.
3. A special-purpose government may be created to provide public transportation. This type of government is authorized by a state law to provide only one or a limited number of designated functions and with sufficient administral and fiscal autonomy to qualify as separate governments. It main difference with the general-purpose government is that the last one provides many different services while the special only focus on one.
4. The main reason citizens have rights and responsibilities is to keep the power of the country with its citizens. It´s part of a democratic system that the people are the one who held the power. They are the ones that choose their governors and they have the tools to complain if they don´t like how is it beeing taken the administration. On the other hand they have a responsibilite toward their rights, this one is to watch for the correct aplication of the rights, particularly the freedom.
5. In order for a person to be able to vote in Georgia, he or she must be a legal resident of the state. First of all you must be a legal citizen of the United States and then as a resident of Georgia you must registered nin the voter registration. The voter must be at least 17.5 years of age at the time of registration and 18 at the time of election. Finally the registration must be completed at least 28 days before the election .
6. Most bills introduced in the Georgia General Assembly die in committee. This is a small group of legislators called out to study and approve small bills.
7. They are all examples of a standing committee. These are permanents legislative panels that considered bills and issues about the subject of the area they belong. They also have oversight responsibility to monitor agencies, programs and activities within their jurisdictions.
8. In state government the General Assembly is responsible for making the laws of the state.
9. The Georgia constitution is similiar to the United States in the way that they both set up a separations of powers within the government.

   I hope that these answers are correct and help you. Greetings.