The income tax of 8 municipalities in Ramechhap is Rs 137.3 million more. Gokulganga Rural Municipality has reduced the income tax from 3.75 percent last year to 0.53 percent this year.
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137.339 crore rupees have been found to be unaccounted for in 8 municipalities in the district. According to the 63rd annual report of the Auditor General, unaccounted for has decreased in three municipalities in the district while it has increased in five municipalities. Gokulganga Rural Municipality has made significant progress in improving unaccounted for. According to the report, Gokulganga Rural Municipality has reduced its unaccounted for from 3.75 percent to 0.53 percent in the fiscal year 2081/82. The Auditor General's report mentions that in the audit of this year's accounts of the municipality, which had an unaccounted for of 3.75 percent in the previous fiscal year 2080/81, only 6.676 million rupees out of a total of 1.269 billion 2.35 million rupees were unaccounted for.
Similarly, Sunapati Rural Municipality has also succeeded in reducing unaccounted for. The unaccounted for, which was 2.32 percent last year, has decreased to 0.88 percent this year. The report mentions that 11.91 million rupees were found to be unaccounted for during the audit of the municipality's accounts of 1.276 billion 30 million rupees.
Similarly, the unaccounted for in Doramba Shailung Rural Municipality has also decreased. The unaccounted for in the previous fiscal year was 1.30 percent, which has decreased to 0.96 percent. The Auditor General's report states that 13.166 million rupees were found to be unaccounted for during the audit of 1.367 billion 37 million rupees.
Khandadevi has the highest unaccounted for
The unaccounted for in five local levels, including two municipalities in Ramechhap district, has increased. According to the 63rd annual report of the Auditor General, the increase in unaccounted for is due to weak financial discipline in some municipalities in the district. The highest unaccounted for is in Khandadevi Rural Municipality. Khandadevi's unaccounted for has increased from 1.68 percent to 2.77 percent in the fiscal year 2081/82. During the audit of Rs 1.52 billion 1.989 billion, an amount of Rs 42 million 21 million 56 thousand was found to be unaccounted for.
Unaccounted for has also increased in Umakunda Rural Municipality. The unaccounted for which was 0.80 percent last year has increased to 1.6 percent this year. In the fiscal year 2081/82, an amount of Rs 26 million 34 thousand was found to be unaccounted for. In Manthali Municipality, the district headquarters, an amount of unaccounted for has also increased. The unaccounted for which was 0.34 percent last year has increased to 0.87 percent. In the fiscal year 2081/82, an amount of Rs 239 million 31 million 59 thousand was found to be unaccounted for.
Unaccounted for has also increased in Ramechhap Municipality. The tax evasion rate, which was 0.50 percent last year, has increased to 0.62 percent this year. An audit of Rs. 1.87 billion, 93 million, 90 thousand has revealed a tax evasion rate of Rs. 1.16 million, 14 thousand.
Tax evasion has also increased in Likhu Tamakoshi Rural Municipality. The tax evasion rate, which was 0.78 percent last year, has increased to 0.82 percent. An audit of Rs. 1.35 billion, 60 million, 58 thousand has revealed a tax evasion rate of Rs. 1.1 million, 84 thousand. The Auditor General's report has shown that the challenge of tax evasion control is increasing in most municipalities in the district.
