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Experts urge VAT cut, higher tax relief to revive Nepal’s…

Kathmandu, May 21: Experts participating in discussions on the next budget at the Finance Committee of House of Representatives have suggested that the government reduce the Value Added Tax (VAT) rate from 13 percent, increase the personal income tax exemption threshold, and introduce structural reforms in tax and debt management

Govt begins refund process for depositors of troubled cooperatives

Kathmandu, May 19: The government has started returning savings to small depositors affected by problematic cooperatives, with refunds distributed to

Karnali introduces accident insurance scheme

The Karnali Provincial Government has introduced a group accident insurance scheme aimed at reducing the impact of loss of life

ERC leadership selection begins as Energy Ministry opens competition process

The Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation has begun the process of selecting officials for vacant positions at the

Nepal Telecom net profit rises to Rs. 6.2 billion

Nepal Telecom has reported growth in both revenue and net profit during the third quarter of the current fiscal year

Jalpadevi Cable Car to come into operation within two months

The IME Group is preparing to bring the Jalpadevi Cable Car, currently under construction in Chisapani of Kailali, into operation

Budget to focus on economic reforms, middle-class growth

“In an economy worth Rs. 6.6 trillion, capital expenditure of Rs. 200 billion is insufficient to meet development aspirations,” he

Remittance inflow stood at Rs. 209 billion in Chaitra

During mid-March to mid-April (Nepali month of Chaitra), remittance inflows stood at Rs. 209.75 billion.

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Govt’s current account remains surplus of Rs. 618 billion: NRB

Kathmandu, May 12: Nepal Rastra Bank, the central bank of Nepal, has stated that the country’s current account and balance

ICAN calls for tech-driven, investment-friendly policies in upcoming budget

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nepal (ICAN), the regulatory body of Nepali Chartered Accountants, has urged the government to