Answer Posted / raju
A tax that is not assessed on and collected from those who
are intended to bear it. Unlike a direct tax,it cannot take
individual circumstances into account. Although levied on
producers, the burden of an indirect tax may be 'shift' to
consumers.
Ex: value added tax, sales tax, payroll tax and excise duties.
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