What are the powers of the legislative branch?

Powers of the legislative branch:

The legislative branches comprises of two chambers of United States Congress namely, the Senate and the House of Representatives and their staffs, who are elected by citizens of Unites States.

The legislative branch has extensive powers among all other three branches such as executive and judicial branches, One of the important power of  Legislative branch is to enact and modify laws once the bill is passed in the legislative branch. Among the host of other powers vested with the Legislative branch includes levying taxes, borrowing money, establishing annual budget, declaring war, regulating business laws with overseas nations and among states.

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