A recurrent revenue item collected from the Government's day-to-day activities include the following except<br /> A. a. Transcripts deposit fees <br />B. b. Interest on fixed deposits <br />C. c. Rent of Government property <br />D. d. court fees

The question is asking which of the following is not a recurrent revenue item collected from the Government's day-to-day activities.

A. Transcripts deposit fees B. Interest on fixed deposits C. Rent of Government property D. Court fees

Recurrent revenue items are those that are regularly or repeatedly collected by the government.

A. Transcripts deposit fees - This could be a recurrent revenue item if the government regularly charges fees for transcripts. B. Interest on fixed deposits - This is a recurrent revenue item as the government regularly earns interest on its fixed deposits. C. Rent of Government property - This is a recurrent revenue item as the government regularly collects rent from its properties. D. Court fees - This is a recurrent revenue item as the government regularly collects court fees.

Therefore, all of the options listed are recurrent revenue items collected from the Government's day-to-day activities. The question seems to have a mistake as all the options are examples of recurrent revenue.