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Tax collection is the process of collecting taxes from individuals, businesses and other organizations. Tax collection is the responsibility of the government, both federal and state level. The government collects taxes in order to fund essential government services such as healthcare, education, welfare, defence and infrastructure.

Tax collection is most commonly performed at the source of income, either through withholding salary and wages or through the direct collection of taxes. Withholding taxes is when the employer withholds a predetermined amount of money from the employees regular paycheck. This money is paid directly to the government and then reported to the employee. Direct collection of taxes is when the taxpayer fills out a tax form and pays the government directly.

In addition to income taxes, the government can also collect taxes on goods and services, known as excise taxes. Excise taxes are usually paid by the seller rather than the buyer. Government agencies are responsible for collecting excise taxes from businesses. If the businesses fail to pay their taxes, then they may face fines or other penalties.

Another type of tax collection is property taxes. Property taxes are assessed on the value of property and imposed by local governments. Property taxes are generally used to help fund public goods and services such as roads, schools and police departments.

The government also collects taxes on imports and exports. Customs duties are based on the value of goods imported or exported; customs taxes are used to fund government operations and to protect domestic industries. In some cases, imports may be subject to additional taxes, such as sales taxes or value added taxes.

Finally, the government collects taxes on wealth transfer through estate taxes, also known as inheritance taxes. Estate taxes are primarily imposed on those who acquire wealth after the death of the original owner.

Tax collection is essential for the functioning of government operations. It provides the government with the means to pay for essential services and basic infrastructure. Without proper tax collection, governments would be unable to provide these services. Likewise, without tax collection, it would be difficult for governments to raise money to repay their debts or to fund public works projects. Tax collection also ensures that all citizens and businesses pay their fair share of taxes, which helps to reduce economic inequality.

Entrustment Collection

Entrustment collection, also known as agency collection, is a new type of collection service provided by commercial banks. It refers to a bank entity entrusting the debt collection task to specialized companies, and the specialized companys handling personnel will contact the debtor on behalf of the creditor to find out relevant information and seek a settlement solution. The settling of the debt is supervised by the bank, while the actual debt collection is handled by the specialized company.

Entrustment collection is widely used in consumer loans, corporate finance, and state-owned enterprise debt collection. This method can often achieve a better collection rate than the traditional creditor collection, and because it is a third party, it can serve as a bridge between creditors and debtors, reduce collection costs, and prevent the deterioration of creditor-debtor relationships.

At present, Chinas entrustment collection industry has entered the development stage. However, due to its lack of supervision, there are still some drawbacks, such as the lack of standardized operation and the professional level of collection personnel. To promote the sound development of the industry, China has issued relevant regulations on the supervision of entrustment collection, and strengthened the rectification of behavior within the industry that violates the norms.