The Government of North Dakota
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— ^The money to carry on the gov- ernment comes almost entirely from taxation. The Post Office brings in about the same amount that it costs, namely, $260,000,000 a year. The pubhc land is now nearly gone, so that the revenue from sales of land and from sales of timber and minerals is very small. The kind of taxation largely relied upon by the Federal government is the kind known as indirect taxation. That is, the people pay taxes indirectly, largely without knowing it. A direct tax is a tax pa...id directly by the individual taxpayer to the collector, and recognized by both parties as a tax. An example is the tax on his land paid by the individual to his county treasurer. An example of an indirect tax is the 142 THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN ACTION tariff duty paid to the government by a New York merchant on a silk dress which he later sells to a customer. The cus- tomer of course pays to the merchant a "price" made up of these two elements: (1) the cost of the dress plus a profit, and (2) the duty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— ^The money to carry on the gov- ernment comes almost entirely from taxation. The Post Office brings in about the same amount that it costs, namely, $260,000,000 a year. The pubhc land is now nearly gone, so that the revenue from sales of land and from sales of timber and minerals is very small. The kind of taxation largely relied upon by the Federal government is the kind known as indirect taxation. That is, the people pay taxes indirectly, largely without knowing it. A direct tax is a tax pa...id directly by the individual taxpayer to the collector, and recognized by both parties as a tax. An example is the tax on his land paid by the individual to his county treasurer. An example of an indirect tax is the 142 THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN ACTION tariff duty paid to the government by a New York merchant on a silk dress which he later sells to a customer. The cus- tomer of course pays to the merchant a "price" made up of these two elements: (1) the cost of the dress plus a profit, and (2) the duty.
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