excise taxes
Excise taxes refer to specific levies imposed by the government on specific goods, services, or activities, typically at the manufacturing or sale stage. These taxes are separate from income, sales, or property taxes and are often implemented to regulate consumption, discourage harmful behavior, or provide revenue for specific purposes.
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- alcohol taxes
- carbon taxes
- excise taxes on ammunition
- excise taxes on certain agricultural products
- excise taxes on exports
- excise taxes on firearms
- excise taxes on gambling
- excise taxes on imports
- excise taxes on sugary beverages
- federal excise tax
- fuel taxes
- government revenue
- local excise tax
- luxury taxes
- motor vehicle taxes
- sales taxes
- sin taxes
- specific excise taxes
- state excise tax
- tobacco taxes
- value-added taxes (vat)