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Global IME Bank Bonus Share Tax Payable Amount Detail List (Adjustment for FY 2071/72,2072/73,2074/75 and Then Reliable Dev Global IME Bank Bonus Share Tax Payable Amount Detail List (Adjustment for FY 2071/72,2072/73,2074/75 and then Reliable Dev. Bank FY 2073/74) BOID Name totalDividend Tax7172 tax7273 tax7475 taxReliable TotalTax NetPay BOID-1301120000026473 A. AND G. INVESTMENT COMPANY 1415.39 115.22 115.22 1300.17 BOID-1301060000283350 AABISKAR PANDEY 1486.36 36.72 36.72 1449.64 BOID-1301380000046510 AADESH GHIMIRE 342.18 27.86 27.86 314.33 BOID-1301020000171183 AADESH KUMAR KARMACHARYA 1849.46 28.14 28.14 1821.32 BOID-1301170000167924 AADIL HUSSAN 311.07 25.32 25.32 285.75 BOID-1301020000171151 AADITYA KARMACHARYA 345.64 28.14 28.14 317.50 BOID-1301400000042556 AAKARSHIT TIBREWAL 1883.37 82.97 82.97 1800.40 BOID-1301060000199009 AAKASH DANGOL 5511.16 57.68 57.68 5453.47 BOID-1301170000022966 AAKASH RAJ DAHAL 760.41 61.90 61.90 698.50 BOID-1301420000003147 AAKRITI ACHARYA 1245.64 27.86 27.86 1217.78 BOID-1301310000040061 AAKRITI MAINALI 323.17 26.31 26.31 296.86 BOID-1301060000114895 AAKRITI TAMRAKAR 90.75 27.86 27.86 62.90 BOID-1301400000042560 AALIYAH TIBREWAL 1883.37 82.97 82.97 1800.40 BOID-1301190000012014 AALOK KHADKA 532.28 43.33 43.33 488.95 BOID-1301550000055451 AALOK SHARMA 13045.80 520.00 520.00 12525.80 BOID-1301390000009682 AALOK BABU BHATTARAI 342.18 27.86 27.86 314.33 BOID-1301480000002230 AANIYA SHAKYA 221.85 12.00 12.00 209.85 BOID-1301440000016380 Aarati Dhungana 864.10 70.34 70.34 793.75 BOID-1301400000015298 AARCHI PALIKHEL 342.18 27.86 27.86 314.33 BOID-1301220000069987 AARJU SAPKOTA 372.61 28.14 28.14 344.47 BOID-1301350000008663 AARUSH CHAULAGAIN 323.17 26.31 26.31 296.86 BOID-1301120000513650 Aarya Mull 1362.66 28.14 28.14 1334.52 BOID-1301310000131731 AARYASHREE INVESTMENT PVT. LTD. 1282.36 414.85 414.85 867.50 BOID-1301320000002417 Aashamsa Kuthu 1462.81 89.47 89.47 1373.34 BOID-1301390000014122 AASHI JALAN 338.05 25.32 25.32 312.72 BOID-1301420000000754 AASHIK DHUJU SHRESTHA 18671.67 1111.44 1111.44 17560.23 BOID-1301090000130760 AASHIS SUBEDI 342.18 27.86 27.86 314.33 BOID-1301100000190118 AASHISH ARYAL 586.43 28.14 28.14 558.30 BOID-1301310000012477 AASHISH DHAKAL 966.06 78.64 78.64 887.42 BOID-1301110000045552 Aashish Duwadi 898.66 73.16 73.16 825.50 BOID-1301040000188201 AASHISH SHAHI 369.75 20.00 20.00 349.75 BOID-1301060000142418 AASHISH SHAKYA 529.93 28.14 28.14 501.79 BOID-1301010000035007 AASHISH SHRESTHA 342.18 27.86 27.86 314.33 BOID-1301370000082757 Aashwin Bhattarai 342.18 27.86 27.86 314.33 BOID-1301120000302556 Aasish Poudyal 1143744.24 93109.76 93109.76 1050634.48 BOID-1301110000009302 AASNA MUNANKARMI 762.86 128.00 128.00 634.86 BOID-1301020000025671 AASTHA DAHAL 4192.80 47.83 47.83 4144.97 BOID-1301020000150245 AASTHA KAFLE 745.23 56.28 56.28 688.95 BOID-1301120000154740 Aastha Neupane 311.07 25.32 25.32 285.75 Global IME Bank Bonus Share Tax Payable Amount Detail List (Adjustment for FY 2071/72,2072/73,2074/75 and then Reliable Dev. Bank FY 2073/74) BOID-1301020000120045 AASTHA PALPALI 345.64 28.14 28.14 317.50 BOID-1301190000017956 AASTHA POUDEL 342.18 27.86 27.86 314.33 BOID-1301290000006463 AATMA RAM KANDEL 38853.19 1600.00 557.13 2157.13 36696.07 BOID-1301040000111649 AAYUSH ADHIKARI 760.41 61.90 61.90 698.50 BOID-1301170000042518 AAYUSH JHA 1900.31 89.76 89.76 1810.55 BOID-1301380000086784 AAYUSH NIRAULA 293.79 23.92 23.92 269.88 BOID-1301100000241016 AAYUSH POKHAREL 549.55 25.32 25.32 524.22 BOID-1301120000122674 Aayush Shrestha 1406.75 114.52 114.52 1292.23 BOID-1301430000001626 Aayush Bhakta Poudel 1560.17 57.26 57.26 1502.91 BOID-1301020000085856 AAYUSH MAN SINGH SILWAL 338.05 25.32 25.32 312.72 BOID-1301370000091322 Aayusha Bhattachan 665.81 28.14 28.14 637.67 BOID-1301090000103314 AAYUSHA BISTA 1674.04 27.86 27.86 1646.18 BOID-1301450000006316 AAYUSHA PAUDEL 323.17 26.31 26.31 296.86 BOID-1301190000017960 AAYUSHA POUDEL 342.18 27.86 27.86 314.33 BOID-1301370000113423 Aayushma Karmacharya 760.41 61.90 61.90 698.50 BOID-1301380000046525 ABADHI GHIMIRE 850.69 27.86 27.86 822.84 BOID-1301060000137809 ABASHANA SHRESTHA 3251.86 27.86 27.86 3224.00 BOID-1301170000103363 ABDUL KALAM MANSOORI 311.07 25.32 25.32 285.75 BOID-1301580000022982 ABHA ACHARYA 691.28 56.28 56.28 635.00 BOID-1301060000164140 ABHAYA KRISHNA SHRESTHA 2592.29 211.03 211.03 2381.26 BOID-1301270000000051 Abhi Krishna Shrestha 31712.72 899.20 899.20 30813.52 BOID-1301280000000439 ABHILASHA BHANDARI 2031.25 84.21 84.21 1947.04 BOID-1301070000271857 Abhinna Dhungel 1580.80 67.20 67.20 1513.60 BOID-1301060000038820 ABHISHEK ADHIKARI 342.18 27.86 27.86 314.33 BOID-1301060000003846 ABHISHEK DAHAL 770.58 27.86 27.86 742.73 BOID-1301070000048855 Abhishek Khatiwada 507.47 26.31 26.31 481.16 BOID-1301230000026969 Abhishek Khetan 361.42 26.31 26.31 335.11 BOID-1301120000144335 ABHISHEK POKHREL 342.18 27.86 27.86 314.33 BOID-1301250000022850 Abhishek Shakya 1728.19 140.69 140.69 1587.50 BOID-1301360000001574 ABHISHEK RAM BHAKTA MATHEMA 9875.78 340.47 340.47 9535.32 BOID-1301250000050390 Abhishesh Ghimire 1396.87 27.86 27.86 1369.01 BOID-1301010000043886 ABI ACHARYA 770.58 27.86 27.86 742.73 BOID-1301060000242011 ABINASH POKHAREL 1765.29 61.90 61.90 1703.39 BOID-1301420000030331 ABIRAL DHITAL 725.84 59.09 59.09 666.75 BOID-1301110000014553 ABISHESH LAL JOSHI 338.05 25.32 25.32 312.72 BOID-1301250000013468 Abita Shrestha 2832.51 230.59 230.59 2601.92 BOID-1301120000029820 ABU BAKER MUSLIM 205029.65 12557.90 12557.90 192471.75 BOID-1301100000028871 ACHUT OJHA 5184.58 422.07 422.07 4762.51 BOID-1301120000107590 Achut Raj Neupane 2330.87 140.69 140.69 2190.18 BOID-1301420000013719 ACHYUT ACHARYA 342.18 27.86 27.86 314.33 Global IME Bank Bonus Share Tax Payable Amount Detail List (Adjustment for FY 2071/72,2072/73,2074/75 and then Reliable Dev. Bank FY 2073/74) BOID-1301100000008479 ACHYUT BISTA 1549.30 43.33 43.33 1505.97 BOID-1301090000171421 ACHYUT POUDEL 774.04 28.14 28.14 745.90 BOID-1301110000014076 ACHYUT SIGDEL 11256.46 2.40 2.40 11254.06 BOID-1301090000057564 ACHYUT TIWARI 8288.91 321.05 63.20 25.32 409.58 7879.33 BOID-1301090000153366 ACHYUT PRASAD PAUDEL 18224.56 320.00 320.00 17904.56 BOID-1301140000047557 ACHYUT RAJ BHETWAL 18833.72 829.71 829.71 18004.01 BOID-1301090000369171 ACHYUTAM PRASAD UPADHYAYA 311.07 25.32 25.32 285.75 BOID-1301100000001912 ADARSHA BAZGAIN 1482.79 120.71 120.71 1362.08 BOID-1301090000269717 ADARSHA UPRETI 1468.96 119.59 119.59 1349.38 BOID-1301060000057461 ADARSHA KUMAR SHRESTHA 35320.15 492.41 492.41 34827.74 BOID-1301120000200790 Adhish Pradhan 760.41 61.90 61.90 698.50 BOID-1301090000027541 ADIPTI GUPTA 4694.81 179.38 179.38 4515.44 BOID-1301250000076548 ADITI ACHARYA 745.23 56.28 56.28 688.95 BOID-1301040000104804 ADITI GAUTAM 2958.00 160.00 160.00 2798.00 BOID-1301320000005739 Aditi Shrestha 510.25 53.46 53.46 456.79 BOID-1301040000026690 ADITI SHRESTHA 323.17 26.31 26.31 296.86 BOID-1301110000045835 ADITI SUBEDI 2946.57 239.87 239.87 2706.70 BOID-1301100000158099 ADITYA SHRESTHA 745.23 56.28 56.28 688.95 BOID-1301040000166270 ADITYARAMAN OJHA 1883.37 82.97 82.97 1800.40 BOID-1301190000002941 AGNI ADHIKARI 6246.91 668.42 668.42 5578.49 BOID-1301010000008152 AGNI PARASAD NIRAULA 625.57 27.86 27.86 597.71 BOID-1301370000501924 Agnidhar Paudel 941.69 41.49 41.49 900.20 BOID-1301150000012168 AGRIM GAUTAM 13977.42 108.33 108.33 13869.08 BOID-1301100000180270 AGRIM SHAKYA 345.64 28.14 28.14 317.50 BOID-1301090000228788 AGUM BABU PURI PRATYASI 345.64 28.14 28.14 317.50 BOID-1301370000090177 Agya Bhattachan 665.81 28.14 28.14 637.67 BOID-1301170000018265 AHIMSHA SHRESTHA (THAPA) 356.97 27.86 27.86 329.12 BOID-1301250000055992 ahsok man shakya 2655.49 119.59 119.59 2535.90 BOID-1301070000113829 Aishani Batajoo 1090.34 25.32 25.32 1065.02 BOID-1301370000012773 Aishwarya Tamrakar 1033.55 43.33 43.33 990.22 BOID-1301060000184830 AITI MAYA TAMANG 345.64 28.14 28.14 317.50 BOID-1301090000041843 AJAY BAJRACHARYA 4068.58 247.37 247.37 3821.21 BOID-1301140000004130 AJAY MALI 8722.18 531.58 531.58 8190.60 BOID-1301400000004862 AJAY KUMAR CHOKHANI 2200.46 899.14 899.14 1301.32 BOID-1301080000023886 AJAY KUMAR DAHAL 1406.75 114.52 114.52 1292.23 BOID-1301120000513631 Ajay Kumar Mull 6673.77 28.14 28.14 6645.63 BOID-1301360000026124 AJAY MAKAJU SHRESTHA 3767.46 306.70 306.70 3460.76 BOID-1301070000190364 Ajay Shankar Barnwal 1229.94 25.32 25.32 1204.61 BOID-1301310000008312 AJAYA KUMAR MISHRA 14362.99 873.68 873.68 13489.31 BOID-1301390000060769 AJAYA PRASAD DHAKAL 476.30 36.58 36.58 439.73 Global IME Bank Bonus Share Tax Payable Amount Detail List (Adjustment for FY 2071/72,2072/73,2074/75 and then Reliable Dev. Bank FY 2073/74) BOID-1301100000060392 AJEET KUMAR GUPTA (LAKHER) 8300.82 52.05 52.05 8248.76 BOID-1301500000031272 AJIMA HOLDING PVT.
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