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    the thick ropes used on sailing ships. Later on in his life he had a a few other kind of odd jobs as an officer of excise which is a tax collector more specifically he a liquor and tobacco tax collector, he also hunted down smugglers. He never was too great at any of his jobs and they didn’t pay too good either, so he wrote a 21-page article called “The Case of the Officers of Excise” which gave reason to increase pay of officers and he spent the summer of 1772 handing out 4,000 copies of this…

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    monarchy of Britain. For example, the Constitution named Congress as the group with the most legislative power. “The Congress shall how Power To lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises, to pay the Debts and provide for the common Defense and general Welfare of the United States; but all Duties, Imposts and Excises shall be uniform throughout the United States.” Much like Parliament, the Congress stated within the document possessed the powers to implement and collect taxes from the…

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    plans without thinking about the citizens. He proposed B.E.F.A.T., which stands for Bank of the U.S., Excise tax, Funding at Par, Assumption of State Debts, and Tariffs. When his plan was put in place, it did not please many people. Different individuals stood up against different components, such as the Whiskey Rebellion, which was in western Pennsylvania and it was to protest against the Excise tax on whiskey. Thomas Jefferson, who was Washington’s Secretary of State, did not support…

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    Moot Court Case South Dakota v Dole Petitioners (South Dakota) -Main Arguments: South Dakota allows people 19 or older to be able to purchase beer that has up to 3.2% alcohol The Secretary of Transportation would take away 5% of the state’s highway fundings if the state didn’t make their legal drinking age 21. South Dakota said violates the constitutional limitations on congressional exercise of the spending power and violates the Twenty-first Amendment to the United States Constitution…

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    collecting taxes because the national treasury was empty. The objectivity was to bring back money to the national treasury for it to flourish again.George washington placed excise taxes on whiskey and other luuxury goods. Settlers from the west of the Appalachian mountains protested to end the protests congress lowered the excise tax in 1793. Farmers started to pay up but not tax rebels of west Pennsylvania. Hamilton and Washington saw this as a threat to the authority of the national…

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    126). With the approval for the additional tax on selected SSBs the excise tax was put to law four months after elections (Dugdale, 2015). The target of the tax was mainly distributors of SSBs to stores and restaurants, distributors of sweeteners to restaurants; and distributors of sweeteners to stores where they are used…

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    The 1793 Whiskey Rebellion was an uprising of southwestern Pennsylvania distillers who were incensed by Hamilton’s excise of the exportation of whiskey two years earlier. Duties levied on alcohol considerably strained the commerce of backwoods communities where it represented the region’s major trade good, causing an outbreak of tarring-and-feathering revenue officers…

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    Hamilton considered him a close friend and ally within the Forks region and since he had a vested interest in the region and the government, John was appointed to the regional inspector and new enforcer of the excise tax. John Neville was one of the wealthiest men in the Forks and he owned a still of his own which meant he was one the few men who made whiskey who would benefit from the tax. Since his still was small his taxes were small, but his competitors…

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    to FGM/C was passed in 1996 and became effective on July 3, 1996. FGM/C is classified as a class E felony, which is punishable by up to five years imprisonment. The law states that a person is guilty of FGM/C if he or she “knowingly circumcises, excises, or infibulates the whole or any part of the labia majora, labia minora, or clitoris of a female minor.” In addition, a “parent, guardian, or other person legally responsible or charged with the care or custody of a female minor” is also guilty…

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    Deciding which of the twenty-seven amendments to abolish is a tough task to do. All of them have very legitimate functions in protecting fundamental human rights and ensuring the smooth functioning of government. In all honesty, I would not repeal any of the twenty-seven amendments, but for the sake of argument, I would repeal the sixteenth amendment which grants the federal government the power to collect income taxes. To begin this discussion, it is important to note that taxation is theft,…

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