During the 1940s, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island used stamps to collect a tax on retail sales of tobacco products. The funds were designated for health purposes. For federal and Newfoundland tobacco stamps, see Excise Duty.
Introduction |
Airport Departure Fee Tickets |
Amusements Tax Tickets |
Assurance License Stamps |
Bill Stamps |
Chômage-Unemployment Stamps |
Consular Fee Stamps |
Customs Duty Stamps |
Electric Light or Electricity Inspection Stamps |
Excise and War Tax Stamps |
Excise Duty – Tobacco Stamps and Malt Syrup Stamps |
Garbage Tags |
Gas Inspection Stamps |
Gasoline Tax Stamps |
Hospitals Aid Stamps |
Hunting and Fishing Stamps |
Inland Revenue Stamps |
Law Stamps |
Liquor Stamps – Federal |
Luxury Tax Stamps |
Postal Note and Scrip Stamps |
Registration Stamps |
Sales Tax Tickets |
Saskatchewan Power Commission |
Search Fee |
Telegraph Franks |
Telephone Franks |
Tobacco Tax |
Transfer Tax Stamps |
Transportation Tax Stamps |
Unemployment Insurance Stamps |
Vacation Pay Credit Stamps |
War Savings and Thrift Stamps |
Weights and Measures Stamps
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