Prior to becoming law, a proposed statute is called a bill. A revenue bill is one...
Prior to becoming law, a proposed statute is called a bill. A revenue bill is one that concerns taxation (the raising of revenue). Where must a revenue bill originate?
A. The House of Representatives.
B. The President.
C. The Joint Committee on Taxation.
D. The Senate.
Homework Answers
OPTION A: The House of Representatives
EXPLANATION:
As per Origination Clause, a revenue bill must originate from The House of Representatives.
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