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Concerned bodies asked to control revenue leakage


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2022 Dec 29, 7:30, Kathmandu

The Central Revenue Leakage Control Committee has directed the bodies concerned to take maximum efforts to control revenue leakage. 

A meeting of the Committee held on Wednesday in the presence of Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Bishnu Poudel and Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Rabi Lamichhane held discussion regarding the present condition of revenue collection and controlling revenue leakage.  

Spokesperson of the Finance Ministry, Ananda Kafle, said discussion and review was held regarding challenges seen in revenue collection and initiatives taken to control smuggling

On the occasion, Finance Minister asked the bodies to take maximum efforts to control all types of revenue leakage. 

Minister Poudel assured that the government was ready to provide all types of support required to control revenue leakage. 

Similarly, Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Lamichhane said the home administration would actively work to control revenue leakage taking place in the check points. 

Directing the employees to work with high-morale without any political pressure and influence, Home Minister Lamichhane asked chiefs of all security bodies to work with determination in order to stop illegal trade activities.  

The Governor of the Nepal Rastra Bank, the Finance Secretary, the Home Secretary, chiefs of security bodies, the Director-General of Inland Revenue Department, among others were present in the meeting.

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