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Tax Waiver Announced by Kageshwari Manohara Municipality - कर तिरौं, राष्ट्र निर्माणमा सहभागी बनौं

Did you know Kageshwari Manohara Municipality have announced a waiver of 10% tax?

As per the public notice published in its website on 2075/05/12, Municipality is waiving 10% tax on the following taxes that the municipality collects from its residents:

1) Property Tax (Land and Building) / सम्पत्ति कर (घर जग्गा कर)
2) Land Tax (Malpot) / मालपोत
3) Rental Tax / बहाल कर
4) Business Tax / व्यवसाय कर
5) Scrap Material Tax / कवाडी माल कर, and
6) Medicinal Herbs Tax / जडीबुटी कर

According to the notice, residents of Kageshwari Manohara Municipality can benefit from this waiver by depositing the necessary tax by end of Ashoj / Ashwin 2075 in the respect Ward offices.

And, this valid for Fiscal Year  2075/76.

So, hurry up..enjoy the benefit and be part of Nepal Government's slogan: कर तिरौं, राष्ट्र निर्माणमा सहभागी बनौं

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