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An indirect tax is a consumption tax levied on goods and services, which is collected by an intermediary (such as a retailer or manufacturer) from the consumer at the point of sale and then paid to the government. The consumer ultimately bears the economic burden of the tax, though they do not pay it directly to the tax authority. indirect taxes include:
Value Added Tax (VAT): Common in the UK and European Union. The standard UK VAT rate is 20%.
Excise Duties: Specific taxes on particular goods such as alcohol, tobacco, fuel, and sugary drinks.
Customs/Import Duties: Levies imposed on goods imported from other countries to bring their costs in line with domestically produced goods.
Environmental Taxes: Such as the Aggregates Levy or Landfill Tax, designed to discourage environmentally harmful activities.
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