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What is a bill for raising revenue called?
A bill used for raising revenue is called a revenue bill. This bill is used to propose methods used to raise money for certain purposes like tariffs, taxes, custom duties, etc.
Who decides whether a bill shall be called a money bill or not?
Speaker of the lok sabha decides whether a bill shall be called a money bill or not.
What is the bill called that gives approval for spending public money?
A Budget Approval
The money government raise is called?
Revenue (i think....yea im pretty sure)
How much money can a president spend or raise?
How much money can a president spend? all of it. How much money can a president raise? .. well that tend not leave office with the country rich
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