Rhode Island property taxes are:

While the state oversees certain aspects of local government operations, Rhode Island property taxes are not collected by the state itself. This option incorrectly centralizes tax authority at the state level rather than recognizing the local nature of property taxation.

Property taxes are definitely applicable in Rhode Island and are a primary source of revenue for local governments. This option reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of how local governments are funded.

Federal taxes and property taxes are completely separate systems. The federal government does not collect property taxes; this would be a major constitutional overreach into what has traditionally been a state and local function.