Counterfeit stamp definition

Counterfeit stamp means any stamp, label, print, indicium, or character which evidences, or purports to evidence the payment of any tax levied by this chapter, and which stamp, label, print, indicium, or character has not been printed, manufactured or made by authority of the director as hereinafter provided, and issued, sold or circulated by the department.
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Counterfeit stamp means any stamp, label, or print, indicium, or character, that evidences, or purports to evidence, the payment of any tax levied under this act and that has not been printed, manufactured, or made by authority of the department as provided in this act and has not been issued, sold, or circulated by the department.
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Counterfeit stamp means a sticker, label, print, tag, or token that is used or is intended to be used to simulate a stamp and that is not authorized or issued by the comptroller.
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More Definitions of Counterfeit stamp

Counterfeit stamp means any stamp that is not printed, manufactured, distributed, or made by authority of the department.
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Counterfeit stamp means a sticker, label, print,
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Counterfeit stamp means any stamp, label, or print,
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Counterfeit stamp means any stamp, label or print, indicium or character, that evidences, or purports to evidence, the payment of any tax levied under this article and that has not been printed, manufactured or made by authority of the commissioner, as provided in this article, and has not been issued, sold or circulated by the commissioner.
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