The Revenue Stamp

A revenue stamp is a small adhesive or embossed stamp used to indicate that a government fee or tax has been paid on a document or transaction, such as contracts, licenses, or financial instruments. It serves as proof of payment and helps prevent fraud or forgery. Revenue stamps are applicable in many countries and for various official purposes, ensuring that legal or financial documentation is recognized as valid and compliant with tax or fee requirements. They are an essential part of administrative processes to generate revenue for the government.