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■ Indirect taxes are those charged on the production of output (goods and services) that are paid indirectly by consumers.
■ The tax is collected by the business selling the output – either as a manufacturer or as a retailer – but the consumer normally ‘pays’ the tax (at least in part) through an increased selling price for the output as a result of the tax.
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