Tax stamps are official labels or stickers that indicate the payment of taxes on certain goods or services. They are often used for items like cigarettes, alcohol, and fuel to ensure that the appropriate taxes have been paid before the products can be sold or consumed. These stamps help governments track and collect revenue effectively. When a product has a tax stamp, it signifies compliance with tax regulations. The stamps can vary in design, color, and denomination, depending on the jurisdiction and the type of tax. They serve as a deterrent against tax evasion and help maintain fair market practices.