Paying Taxes
Feature the different types of taxes people pay.
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In this lesson, students learn about factors that make various taxes different: bases, rates, structures, methods of collection, and level of government. They learn a simple information about four common types of taxes.
Paying Taxes
Feature the different types of taxes people pay.
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