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A state’s taxes are determined by
its governor and the US government.
its legislature and comptroller.
its governor and voters.
its legislature and voters.
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its legislature and voters.
State legislatures enact tax laws and set rates; voters can also affect taxes through ballot initiatives, referenda, and constitutional amendments.
State legislatures enact tax laws and set rates; voters can also affect taxes through ballot initiatives, referenda, and constitutional amendments.
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