The federal government and state governments have the power to tax. Since both levels of government have this power, it is called a

A) concurrent power.
B) reserved power.
C) delegated power.
D) supreme power.

Question

The federal government and state governments have the power to tax. Since both levels of government have this power, it is called a

A) concurrent power.
B) reserved power.
C) delegated power.
D) supreme power.

anonymous · Answer

@k12gurlz212 @DarrenMadx @cielosvalentina

anonymous · Answer

A ;-; i think aha

darrenmadx · Answer

I know its not D. And B is when only the states have that power

darrenmadx · Answer

Concurrent powers are powers in nations with a federal system of government that are shared by both the State and the federal government. so its A