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Distinction Between Tax, Cess, and Surcharge by vihanka is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses the key differences between taxes, cess, surcharges, and fees. A tax is a compulsory levy imposed by the government to raise general revenue for public purposes. A cess is also a tax but collected for a predetermined specific purpose. A surcharge is an additional tax on another tax and the funds can be used for any purpose. In contrast, a fee is a voluntary payment for special services rendered by the government that provides a direct benefit to the payer.
- Author
- vihanka
- Language
- EN