Question

what gives congress the power to raise taxes to fund services?
o the federal reserve bank
o the internal revenue service
o the bill of rights
o the constitution

Explanation:

The Constitution is the supreme law of the United States. It outlines the powers and functions of the government branches. Congress's power to tax is specifically granted by the Constitution. The Federal Reserve Bank is mainly responsible for monetary policy. The Internal Revenue Service is the agency that enforces tax laws (not the source of the power to tax). The Bill of Rights focuses on protecting individual rights, not on granting Congress's taxing power.

Answer:

the Constitution