Sovereignty Is Not for Sale: NCLA Challenges Congress’ Seizure of States’ Taxing Authority
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Tuesday, October 5, 2021
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Simply put, Congress cannot purchase states sovereign power of taxation.
Key Points:
- Simply put, Congress cannot purchase states sovereign power of taxation.
- The stimulus package offers approximately $200 billion to states to assist with recovery from the economic damage inflicted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
- NCLA filed an amicus brief in State of Ohio v. United States Department of the Treasury, et al.
- NCLA released the following statements:
In the boldest power grab in recent history, Congress is attempting to seize state taxing authority from the states and coerce them not to reduce taxes.