Legal Definitions - revenue stamp

A revenue stamp is a type of stamp that is used to show that a tax has been paid. It is a proof that the person or company has paid the required amount of tax to the government.

• A postage stamp is a type of revenue stamp because it shows that the sender has paid for the delivery of the mail.
• A liquor bottle may have a revenue stamp on it to show that the required taxes have been paid on the alcohol.
• A legal document may require a revenue stamp to be attached to it to show that the necessary fees have been paid.

These examples illustrate how revenue stamps are used in different contexts to indicate that a tax or fee has been paid. They are important for ensuring that individuals and businesses comply with tax laws and regulations.