How many places should citizens pay taxes to the state for doing business? Businessmen have been raising the question. Concerned bodies have not paid attention to this matter.

Taxes must be paid, what facilities has the state given to businessmen for paying taxes? Only tax collection has been done. Shouldn't the responsible bodies of the state discuss this issue? It is not a dispute as to whether the tax should be paid, but a dispute as to where the same person should pay tax in which part of the state. Taxes are also collected in the international world, citizens there willingly pay taxes, because after paying taxes, they get their returns, but in our country it is quite the opposite. Even after tax, the return is zero.

The government needs to make a policy that any businessman pays tax at any one place. Businessmen should pay some portion of their business earnings to the state, that is natural, but the policy of paying taxes everywhere is wrong. Businessmen have provided jobs that the government could not provide. Such businessmen have to be encouraged by the state to discourage them. This is wrong. How do businessmen conduct business when the government does not open industries and factories, and when the people open them, they do not raise taxes by imposing taxes on taxes?

The same person has to pay taxes to different agencies. After paying tax in one agency of the state, why should I pay it again in another agency? The government should make a policy to pay taxes easily to the citizens at one place in the state.

– Purushottam Ghimire , Jorpati, Kathmandu