Which taxable item(s) make up less than five percent of Texas’ state budget?
A) Public School Programs
B) Food Products
C) Fuel, Oil & Gas, Tobacco, and Alcohol
D) Property
Property taxes in Texas can be high, depending on where one lives!
Are taxes charged on fuel, oil & gas, tobacco, alcohol? You bet!
Taxes are not charged on food products, themselves.
What are considered public school programs? Are they taxed?
So what’s the answer?
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To answer the previous question, the taxable item(s) that make up less than five percent of Texas' state budget are food products.
Nope, it's fuel, oil and gas, tobacco, and alcohol
I apologize for the confusion on my previous response. Yes, you are correct, Fuel, Oil, Gas, Tobacco, and Alcohol are the taxable items in Texas that make up less than five percent of the state budget. Thank you for correcting me.
which government office is responsible for collecting taxes in water in the state finances
In the state of Texas, the government office responsible for collecting taxes on water is typically the local appraisal district or the tax assessor-collector's office, depending on the specific type of tax and the jurisdiction. These offices are responsible for assessing property values and collecting taxes on various types of property, including real property, personal property, and utility property, which includes water. However, the exact procedures and regulations for collecting taxes on water can vary depending on the specific location and type of tax involved.
which government office is responsible for collecting taxes in water in the state finances
the railroad commission
commissioner of general land office
controller of public accounts
attorney general