A taxpayer has standing to sue only when he or she challenges an expenditure thatviolates a constitutional limitation on that power.

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According to the doctrine of taxpayer standing, a taxpayer can only sue if the challenged expenditure violates a specific constitutional limitation on the government's power. This limitation can include the establishment clause, the equal protection clause, or the due process clause, among others. Without a constitutional violation, a taxpayer does not have standing to sue.

A Taxpayer Has Standing to Sue Only When He or She