federal taxes
Government income dues
Federal taxes are taxes collected by a national government, as opposed to state, provincial, or local taxes.
In the United States, the term typically refers to income taxes, payroll taxes, and other levies collected by the Internal Revenue Service: Federal taxes are due by April 15th.
The federal government uses these revenues to fund national programs, defense, and debt obligations.
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