sales taxes
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Sales taxes are taxes added to the purchase price of goods and sometimes services, collected by sellers and remitted to government.
In the United States, rates vary by state and locality: The sales tax here is nearly ten percent.
Unlike value-added taxes used elsewhere, sales taxes apply only at the final point of sale to consumers.
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Government's share of earnings
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