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Government press for textbooks to print nearly 100 million excise duty stickers

Inland Revenue Department forced to seek domestic solution as an emergency measure since it has run out of important stickers with Indonesian company selected to print them not showing up and Lithuanian company’s claim in court. Government press for textbooks to print nearly 100 million excise duty stickers
According to the centre, it aims to print the stickers with the equipment and materials it has and therefore not all security features will be included on the domestically produced stickers. PHOTO COURTESY: BISHOWVIJAYA PANDEY
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Prithvi Man Shrestha
Published at : August 30, 2020
Updated at : August 31, 2020 07:03
Kathmandu

Prithvi Man Shrestha

Prithvi Man Shrestha was a political reporter for The Kathmandu Post, covering the governance-related issues including corruption and irregularities in the government machinery. Before joining The Kathmandu Post in 2009, he worked at nepalnews.com and Rising Nepal primarily covering the issues of political and economic affairs for three years.


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