cross-border sales tax
Cross-border sales tax refers to a tax imposed on goods or services that are purchased from a seller in a different jurisdiction or country than the buyer's location. It is a levy collected by the government to generate revenue when a transaction occurs between parties situated across national or regional borders.
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