Inherent and Constitutional Limitations

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1. What does Article VI, Section 28(1) require of the rule of taxation?
2. Under Article VI, Section 28(4), what vote is required to pass a law granting a tax exemption?
3. Article III, Section 20 prohibits imprisonment for which tax-related nonpayment?
4. Congress authorizes the President by law to fix tariff rates within specified limits and restrictions and within the na…
5. A charity owns two parcels: one actually, directly and exclusively used as its charitable clinic, the other leased sole…
6. A revenue measure imposes a compulsory levy whose sole established use is paying a named private owner's personal liabi…
7. A legislature directs a revenue officer to impose any new national tax on any subject at any rate whenever the officer …
8. Identify inherent and constitutional limitations on taxing power and explain why the distinction matters.
9. Explain the scope of Article VI, Section 28(3)'s property exemption and why the identity of a religious or charitable o…
10. A taxpayer argues that Article III, Section 20 prevents prosecution for every tax offense. Evaluate the argument, disti…
11. Under the reasonable-classification test reiterated in Tayam, a tax classification must be germane to what?
12. Under ArticleVI Section29(3), money collected from a tax levied for a special purpose must initially be treated how?