Option (a) collecting taxes is the correct answer.
The United states' state and federal governments share power in the domain of collecting taxes.
What are the shared and exclusive powers of the federal and state governments of the USA?
- Exclusive powers are those powers that are specific to the state or the federal government. Some of the exclusive powers for the state are conducting elections, forming the local governments, providing safety and public healthcare. Some of the exclusive powers for the Federal government are declaring war, coining money, raising armies, and regulating foreign affairs.
- Concurrent powers are those that are shared by both the governments. Some of these concurrent powers are collecting taxes/ taxation, borrowing money, establishing courts and chartering banks.
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