sales tax Definition
☆ sales tax
noun
a tax on sales, usually levied as a percentage of, and added to, the price paid by the consumer
sales tax Finance Definition
A
tax that is assessed on products and services purchased by the end user. Sales
taxes are assessed by city, county, or state governments and used to fund the
activities of the government. Usually the sales tax rate ranges from 4 percent
to 8 percent and is added onto the listed price. In Europe, sales tax takes the
form of a value-added tax (VAT), which often ranges from 18 percent to 22
percent. It is usually included in the sales price of the good listed on the
price tag.
sales tax Law Definition
n
A percent of the consumer-paid sales price of certain
goods in certain states and municipalities.
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