Which of the following is NOT a primary government?
A) A state government.
B) A general-purpose local government with the ability to determine its own budget.
C) A general-purpose local government whose tax levies must be approved by the state.
D) A special-purpose local government whose tax levies must be approved by the state.

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Primary governments are typically defined as state governments, general-purpose local governments (regardless of whether their tax levies need state approval), and any other entities that have standalone financial statements. Special-purpose local governments, which serve specific functions and whose tax levies must be approved by the state, do not fit the definition of a primary government as they lack the general governmental powers and autonomy of the entities classified as primary governments.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Primary Government