Üldomadused
Üldomadused, also known as general consumption taxes, are a type of indirect tax levied on the sale, purchase, or use of goods and services. These taxes are typically applied at a standard rate and are included in the price paid by the consumer. The term "üldomadused" is used in Estonian to describe these taxes, which are a common feature of many tax systems worldwide.
The primary purpose of üldomadused is to generate revenue for the government. This revenue can be used
Üldomadused can take various forms, including value-added tax (VAT), goods and services tax (GST), and sales tax.
The implementation of üldomadused can have various economic effects. On one hand, they can provide a stable