Taxpayer incentive gift of Rs 10 lakh on purchase of goods worth Rs 250

Kathmandu. A taxpayer has won a bumper gift for 15 days in the month of July under the Taxpayer Incentive Gift Program. A customer who purchased goods worth Rs 250 at Ma Shiv Krishna General Store of Kanchanpur Punarvas Municipality won a 15-day bumper gift of Rs 10 lakh taxpayer incentive gift in the month of July.

Finance Minister Dr Swarnim Wagle opened the bumper gifts at a program held at the Ministry of Finance. A gift was announced on Friday for the consumers who purchased goods and services online from 1st to 15th July and those who physically uploaded the bill on the website of the department by transacting goods and services in cash.

In which 15 people have received a cash gift of 191 lakh rupees based on the transactions of every day from 1st to 15th of July. Similarly, a bumper gift was announced for all consumers who purchased goods and services from 1st to 15th July.

This prize amount will be taxed.

Express

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