INTERNAL FUNCTIONS OF THE STATE property protection defense cooperation with other States tax collection

The internal functions of the state include property protection, defense, cooperation with other states, and tax collection. Property protection involves safeguarding the rights and interests of citizens and their property. Defense refers to the state's responsibility to protect its territory and citizens from external threats. Cooperation with other states involves establishing diplomatic relations and engaging in international cooperation to promote mutual interests. Tax collection is the process of collecting taxes from citizens and businesses to fund government operations and public services.