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Kathmandu Metropolitan City collected more than 3 billion 220 million revenue till the end of October

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Kathmandu. By the end of November of the current financial year 2082, 83, Kathmandu Metropolitan City has collected a revenue of 3.22 billion 41 lakh 25 thousand 149 rupees. During the same period last year, the revenue was collected at 3 billion 1676 million 14 thousand 657 rupees. This amount is Rs 5 crore 65 lakh 10 thousand 492 more than last year. Last year, the target of revenue collection was fixed at 12 billion 90 million 63 lakh 25 thousand rupees. This year, it is predicted that 15 billion 11 crore 43 lakh 41 thousand rupees will be recovered.

In this period of the current year, 1 billion 96 crore 81 lakh 75 thousand 700 rupees have been collected towards internal tax. During this period last year, 1 billion 99 lakh 2 lakh 67 thousand 695 rupees revenue was collected. This number is Rs 22 million 91 thousand 995 less than last year.

Thus the property tax title is the reason for the decline in internal revenue. During the first quarter of last year, the property tax was collected at Rs.

Deepak Adhikari, head of the revenue department, says, "Last year, it was decided that the rate of property tax would be taken at the rate set by the relevant land office. With this decision, the revenue of taxpayers with large buildings increased qualitatively. The number of small houses decreased.

After receiving complaints from taxpayers on this issue, the executive meeting held in October 2081 decided to collect property tax at the old rate, and it was said that the tax of taxpayers who paid more tax during that period will be adjusted this year. By adjusting in this way, the property tax has decreased this year.

Wahal tax collection has increased this year. Last year, during this period, 9485 million 28 thousand 154 rupees were collected, this year 1 billion 292 million 97 thousand 570 rupees were collected.

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