Revenue Structure in Nepal |
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A. Taxes |
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| 1) Taxes on Income , Profits, and Capital Gains
a) Payable by Individuals and Sole Traders
b) Payable by Enterprises and Corporations
c) Taxes on Investment and Other Income
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2) Taxes on Payroll and Workforce
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3) Taxes on Property
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| 4) Value Added Tax (VAT) | |
5) Excise
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6) Taxes on Specific Services
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7) Taxes on Use of Goods and on Permission to Use Goods
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8) Customs and Other Import Duties
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9) Taxes on Exports
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10) Other Taxes on International Trade and Transactions
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11) Registration Fee
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12) Ownership Certificate Charge
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B. Grants |
| 1) Recurrent Grant
2) Capital Grant 3) Grants From International Organizations |
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C. Non Tax Revenue |
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| 1) Property Income
a) Interest
b) Dividends
c) Rent and Royalty
2) Sales of Goods and Services a) Sales of Goods
b) Administrative Fees
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3) Penalties Fines and Forfeiture
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4) Voluntary Transfers other than Grants
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D. Miscellaneous Revenue |
1) Administrative Fee
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2) Other Revenue
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E. Cash Balance of Last Year and Irregularities |
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| 1) Cash Balance of Last Year
2) Irregularities |
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