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Indirect Tax in the United States primarily refers to Sales and Use Tax (SUT), which are consumption taxes levied at the state and local levels on the sale of goods and certain services. It also encompasses property taxes, excise taxes, and various other transaction-based levies.
Sales and Use Taxes are imposed by 45 states and numerous local jurisdictions (counties, cities, special districts), with rates varying significantly, typically ranging from 0% to over 10% when combined. Businesses must determine nexus (a connection sufficient to be subject to a state's tax laws) and register, collect, and remit these taxes to the respective state revenue departments, such as the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) or the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance. Filing frequencies can be monthly, quarterly, or annually, contingent on tax liability.