Indirect tax is the tax levied on a person upon consumption of goods and services. Indirect tax is not directly levied on the income of a person. He needs to pay the tax in addition to the actual price of goods or services purchased by the seller. Indirect is a tax that is passed on to another person. Generally, indirect tax is levied on sellers who pass it on to the final consumer.
In indirect taxes, the person on which the burden falls and the person who pays the tax are different. The sellers are required to pay these taxes to the government (e.g., manufacturers, retailers,). But since they sell goods to the consumers, they pass the burden of paying the tax to you.
Thus, when you purchase goods, you pay the amount inclusive of tax to the seller. The seller then pays the tax to the government.