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How do local governments raise most of their revenue?

through school tuition from students
through taxes and fees paid by citizens
through funds from the state government
through funds from the federal government

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Answer: B) through taxes and fees paid by citizens

Step-by-step explanation:

With around three out of every four local tax dollars generated countrywide coming from property taxes, they are the primary source of income for local governments. Property taxes are used to fund almost every local government in the country, and in 94 percent of them, they are the main source of tax income.

what are property taxes?

An ad valorem tax on a property's value is a property tax. The governing body of the region where the property is located is responsible for collecting the tax. A town, a county, a federated state, or the federal government are all examples of this. A same property may be taxed by many jurisdictions.

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Its B Through taxes and fees paid by citizens
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