Question

Taxing citizens is a concurrent power. Based on this, what further information can we infer?

Answer 1

Answer: Both Federal and State governments can tax citizens.

Explanation:

A concurrent power in this instance refers to powers shared by both the Federal government and the State government.

If taxing citizens is a concurrent power, it means that both the Federal and state government can tax citizens. This is why people in most American states pay both federal income taxes as well as state and companies pay Federal unemployment taxes as well as state as well.