Congress derives the authority to stop a tax on Internet sales from the power to regulate commerce. This power is outlined in the Commerce Clause of the U.S. Constitution, which grants Congress the authority to regulate interstate commerce.
Where does Congress derive the authority to stop a tax on Internet sales?
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from the power to regulate commerce
from the power to regulate commerce
from the power to collect taxes
from the power to collect taxes
from the power to declare war
from the power to declare war
from the power to borrow money
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