The power of both the local and federal governments to tax is an example of

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Wilcus · Answer 1 · 2017-06-09T11:27:05+0000

The power of both the local and federal governments to tax is an example of "Concurrent powers"

Concurrent powers are shared by both a federal and a local government with the possibility existing of executing them simultaneously.

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