Item tax means the tax applied on the price of the item by Amazon, as Amazon calculates, collects, and remits tax on sales made by you.
Item tax refers to the tax that is applied to the price of a product sold on Amazon.
In many cases, Amazon is responsible for calculating, collecting, and remitting this tax on behalf of the seller. This means that when a customer purchases an item, Amazon determines the applicable tax rate based on the buyer’s location, adds it to the order total, collects the tax from the customer, and then remits it directly to the appropriate tax authority. Sellers do not need to handle this process manually, as Amazon takes care of it as part of its marketplace services.