Revenue Stamp
/ˈrɛvənjuː stæmp/
Definitions
- (n.) A physical stamp affixed to documents or goods indicating payment of a government tax or fee.
The seller placed a revenue stamp on the contract to show the tax had been paid.
- (n.) An adhesive or embossed mark used to collect taxes on certain legal documents, licenses, or products, serving as legal proof of tax payment.
Importers must attach a revenue stamp to their customs declarations to comply with the law.
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- revenue stamps
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Commentary
Revenue stamps commonly appear in tax and regulatory law to evidence payment; precise placement and validity can affect enforceability of documents.
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