What taxes did the national assembly abolish?

The National Assembly in France abolished several taxes during the French Revolution, most notably the feudal dues and privileges that burdened the peasantry. They eliminated the tithe, a tax paid to the church, and the taille, a direct tax levied on the common people. Additionally, they abolished the corvée, which required peasants to work on roads and public projects without pay. These changes aimed to create a more equitable tax system and reduce the financial burdens on the lower classes.