taxation

This book paints a vivid and engaging picture of the people who levy taxes and legislate tax reforms, imparting the necessity of tax collection.

This book explains the Massachusetts body of liberties as well as why and how those liberties impact Americans today.

This book guides readers through the eighty-five essays that make up the Federalist Papers. It explores the notions that pushed the states toward ratification and promoted a solid federal government.

A book for young readers about the act of passing a government budget.

Explores what taxes are, how they have been collected throughout history, and various goods and services that depend upon taxes.

"[Explores] the nature and effects of different taxes on the economy and individual citizens"--Front flap.

An introduction to personal finance that focuses on taxes, discussing how tax money is used, sales and income taxes, and the benefits of paying taxes.

Presents an introduction to financial literacy and the factors that affect a country's economy, such as natural resources, population, geography, climate, wealth, and more. Includes index, glossary, and discussion questions.

The roots of the newly formed United States of America are examined in detail in this volume. With evocative illustrations, paintings, maps, political documents, and other media largely drawn from the post-revolutionary era itself, this book details both the new nation’s growing pains and shortcomings, its major accomplishments and optimism, its sociocultural trends, and its rapid growth and expansion. Political and military struggles, Manifest Destiny, and other dynamic events are all included in a narrative stretching from the nation’s birth through the years prior to the U.S. Civil War.

Readers learn about taxes, including the different types of taxes, why they are needed, where they go, and how the digital age has affected taxes.