Which two U.S. Constitutional clauses primarily control the states' power to tax out-of state individuals and entities?

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The Commerce Clause grants Congress the power to regulate commerce among the states, and the Due Process Clause prevents states from depriving individuals of their property without due process of law. Together, these clauses primarily control states' power to tax out-of-state individuals and entities by requiring a sufficient connection between the taxpayer and the state to justify the tax.

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