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Luxury Tax

A luxury tax is an ad valorem tax placed on products or services that are deemed to be non-essential or unneeded. The luxury tax is an indirect tax in that the tax increases the price of the good or service, a price inflationary burden which is only incurred by the end consumer who purchases or uses the product.

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