taxation

Explains what the government spends money on, where it gets money to spend, and possible ways to reduce the national debt.

Paying taxes is an important part of keeping cities, states, and the country running. Readers will learn about the different things taxes pay for, such as schools, police, and roads, and explain why taxes are the way we pay for these things.

This anthology examines four cases on taxation in the United States: United States v. Lee, Cheek v. United States, Quill v. North Dakota, and City of Sherill v. Oneida Indian Nation.

Reveals how the American tax code and many other laws have been twisted over the past three decades to subsidize the richest and most powerful citizens and cheat everyone else.

Tara's sister pays the sales tax on the t-shirt kit Tara has been saving for, on the condition that Tara give her ten cents every time she uses something that taxes pay for.

Answers over five hundred questions on the federal budget including where government funds come from, government spending, the budgeting process, the government's relationship to banking, and events in each administration from Franklin Roosevelt to Bill Clinton, and includes a bibliography.

Presents a study of American taxation including income tax and sales tax, and describes how taxes are collected and used.

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.

Trying to stop the spread of evil, the monsters of the Boneyard face-off against a chainsaw carrying killer and a pumpkinhead. Presented in graphic novel format.

As Abbey recovers from her showdown with Roxanne, Nessie gets more aggressive in her pursuit of Michael's affections, and Glump, continuing his plan for world domination, launches the "Doomsday Frog," however, they're all brought back to reality when zombies start sprouting from the cemetery.