Kathmandu. The 63rd annual report of the Auditor General has been made public.
The report has suggested systemic reforms in the evaluation method of imported goods and services in line with the international standard.
The Comptroller and Auditor General has asked the government to determine the import customs duty of electric vehicles and to determine the motor capacity of such vehicles.
45 telecom service providers have not paid Rs 35.36 crore royalty.
Ministry of Finance and Department of Revenue not found records of Rs 85 billion exemption, exemption affecting revenue mobilization
Auditor General’s Report: Estimated arrears of Rs 755 billion, how much at what level?
Auditor General’s report: Rs 147 billion unaudited due to Genji agitation
Auditor General: Rs 88.09 billion, federal Rs 53.49 billion, province Rs 5.23 billion
Banking sector at challenging juncture
JCB Nepal consolidates its leadership in western market by handing over keys to 12 units in Pokhara
Govt launches ‘suggestion collection portal’ for direct participation of citizens in upcoming budget
Construction of access road to ‘Super Ghalemdi’ hydropower project to be constructed at a cost of Rs 2.45 billion begins
Chairman of Sharma & Company Ramesh Sharma arrested
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