[frogjerk]

In the end it works out the same either way, but for an apples to apples comparrison, one must used the tax inclusive method.

In a tax inclusive system, would the seller be required to itemize the taxes and products?

[kevkrom]

would the seller be required to itemize the taxes and products

The NRST does require the tax to be separately charged and stated (with certain practical exceptions, such as for vending machines that don't proudce receipts).

[Phantom Lord]

In a tax inclusive system, would the seller be required to itemize the taxes and products?

No. The tax is the same regardless of product. The tax paid would be the % of gross sales.

It wouldn't be that product A is at X% and product B is at Y% and product C is at Z%.

[Principled]

In a tax inclusive system, would the seller be required to itemize the taxes and products?

link to bill (enter "HR 25"), FAQ, thumbnail sketch.

Kick around in there. It is indeed a requirement that the 23% amount be shown.