Explanation:
VAT is charged to consumers based on the value added to goods and services at each stage of production or distribution. It's a significant source of revenue for EU governments.
Practical Example of VAT (Value Added Tax):
When a bakery in France sells bread, it charges VAT on top of the sale price. This VAT is then remitted to the government.
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