Difference between revisions of "Revenue sharing"
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(New page: Revenue sharing is a program in which the federal government gives a portion of its tax revenues to state and local governments each year so that the money can be controlled and disbursed ...) |
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| − | Revenue sharing is a program in which the federal government gives a portion of its tax revenues to state and local governments each year so that the money can be controlled and disbursed at a more local level. | + | Revenue sharing is a program in which the federal government gives a portion of its tax revenues to state and local governments each year so that the money can be controlled and disbursed at a more local level. It was started under the administration of [[Richard Nixon]]. |
Revision as of 19:07, April 21, 2007
Revenue sharing is a program in which the federal government gives a portion of its tax revenues to state and local governments each year so that the money can be controlled and disbursed at a more local level. It was started under the administration of Richard Nixon.