Hurry please! How do state governments tax consumers and vendors? Give examples of vendor and consumer taxes.

Vendor Tax

A vendor tax system taxes the person doing business. This tax is imposed by some states because they consider that it is an individual's privilege to be engaged in business. The tax is based upon the amount of goods sold. For example, if you owned a record store, you would be taxed by your state for the right to sell records to the public. The amount of tax you paid would be based upon how many records you sold.

Consumer Tax

A consumer tax system taxes the retail sale. The vendor at a store collects the tax from the buyer and then sends the tax money to the state. For example, if you bought a record album, you would pay a tax in addition to the record price.

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