The Land Revenue System is a method used by governments to collect taxes from landowners based on the value of their land. This system helps fund public services and infrastructure, ensuring that local governments can maintain roads, schools, and other essential facilities. The amount of tax is usually determined by the size and productivity of the land. In many countries, the Land Revenue System has evolved over time, adapting to changes in agricultural practices and economic conditions. It often involves assessments and records maintained by government agencies, which help ensure fair taxation and support land management efforts.