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Constitutional issues - choose the constitutional provision most likely implicated by the scenario described.

MarianneEvans
Created Date 09.14.20
Last Updated 09.15.20
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  • State A imposes an annual fee of $3,200 per aircraft for the right to use the state's airspace and airports. The fee is levied on aircraft owners engaged in interstate commerce.
  • Under State A's tax statute, out-of-state insurance companies doing business in the state are taxed at a higher rate than domestic insurance companies. The tax is based on gross premiums received from business conducted in the state
  • State X imposes a property tax on the value of the bank's net assets. Approximately, 30 percent of the net asset value of Bank Z is attributable to investments in United State
  • State A allows a property tax exemption for Vietnam veterans who had resided in the state prior to a certain date.
  • State A imposes a poll tax, i..e., a registered voter must pay a fee in order to vote.
  • State A's statute imposes a $5,000 fee for a nonresident individual commercial fishing license, and a $25 fee for an individual resident commercial fishing license.
  • State A imposes a tax on telephone calls that either begin or end in the state, and that are billed to an address in the state.
  • State A imposes income tax on corporations based on the relative portion of employees who live in the state.
  • State A imposes sales tax on newspapers printed on "newsprint," defined as paper made from uncoated ground wood fibers, but does not impose sales tax on magazines printed on 60 pound high gloss paper.
  • State A imposes a docking fee on ocean going fuel tankers, but does not impose a docking fee on cruise ships.