Sin tax
A tax levied on goods or activities considered harmful or socially undesirable, such as tobacco, alcohol, or gambling. Sin taxes serve two purposes: raising government revenue and discouraging consumption of the taxed product or activity.
A tax levied on goods or activities considered harmful or socially undesirable, such as tobacco, alcohol, or gambling. Sin taxes serve two purposes: raising government revenue and discouraging consumption of the taxed product or activity.