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An excise tax is a type of indirect tax imposed on specific goods and services, often levied at the point of production or sale. Unlike sales tax, which is applied to a wide range of products, excise taxes typically target specific items such as alcohol, tobacco, gasoline, and luxury goods. The revenue generated from excise taxes is often used to fund particular government programs or initiatives related to the taxed products, such as public health campaigns for tobacco. This tax can also serve to discourage the consumption of certain goods deemed harmful.

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