Governments in the United States use a broad portfolio of taxes. Not all levels use the same taxes to the same degree. Which of the following statements is not correct. - Most, but not all, states levy a sales tax on all retail purchases or sales of tangible personal property, except transactions specifically exempt. - The doctrine of pre-exemption dictates that, if the federal government taxes a particular commodity, states are not permitted to tax the commodity without specific federal authorization. - At least some local governments in every state levy a property tax. - Most, but not all, states levy both individual and corporate income taxes.

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