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what is the fee paid by the people from one village to another village is called​

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Answered by arnav77714
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Answer:

it is called revenue or tax

Answered by hotelcalifornia
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The fee paid by the people from one village to another village is called tax.

Explanation:

  • Taxes are compulsory that is levied on individuals or entities by the government.
  • If some village needs funds for their development they have the option to get help from the other village and for that money they need to pay the tax.
  • In villages, the collection of tax is done by the village panchayat.
  • From ancient history, taxes have been levied to raise revenue for expenditures but they address common purposes as well.
  • Taxes have been in existence since the age of old days and would continue to exist until we are governed by civilisation.
  • It has to be understood that taxes levied has an important role to play in the growth of human civilisation.

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