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Kathmandu, Feb 14: The Kathmandu Metropolitan City has recovered Rs 70 million arrears from big taxpayers, who had not paid land, house and property tax for the past 28 years.
Big taxpayers have started coming in contact and paying arrears after the name of such taxpayers, who did not pay tax for long, was published in the first month of the current fiscal year.
Five taxpayers have already come in contact of KMC and set a time to pay tax and others are coming in contact. Chief of Department of Revenue, KMC, Dr Shiva Raj Adhikari, said that the KMC had published the name of 52 big taxpayers in two phases in the first month of the current fiscal year.
The Department has now been collecting tax as a campaign as a preparation to recover Rs 700 million from taxpayers who have been making dillydallying to pay tax for long.
The deadline to pay tax has been extended for some time as per the demand by taxpayers who came in contact with the Department and the Department has made preparation to take legal action against those who do not come in its contact.
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