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Garima Bikas Bank Limited GARIMA BIKAS BANK LIMITED BONUS TAX RECEIVABLE (FY 2073/74) BONUS TAX S.N BOID FULL NAME Amount 1 1301170000182670 KRISHNA ARYAL 51,500.25 2 1301170000013818 KRISHNA PRASAD PANGENI 45,900.00 3 1301150000056438 CHET NARAYAN SHRESTHA 27,386.10 4 1301140000007224 RUDRA BAHADUR B K 25,500.00 5 1301150000056480 RABINDRA KUNWAR 25,428.75 6 1301090000056541 BABU RAM DHAKAL 25,245.75 7 1301150000056476 OM BAHADUR THAPA 22,650.00 8 1301590000002589 GHAN SHYAM GAUNDEL 22,500.00 9 1301170000026390 AMRIT BANIYA 18,750.00 10 1301150000056398 TULASI RAM TIWARI 15,300.00 11 1301160000003116 SABIN SHRESTHA 15,300.00 12 1301370000797335 RAJESH SUBEDI 15,000.00 13 1301120000497532 DIWAKAR PAUDEL 12,240.00 14 1301120000029970 BINAY REGMI 11,250.00 15 1301120000482868 DHRUBA RAJ SUBEDI 10,710.00 16 1301100000286691 PADAM PANI KAFLE 8,972.25 17 1301150000056495 RAM CHANDRA GURUNG 8,100.00 18 1301010000010666 BHARAT RAJ DHAKAL 7,686.09 RADHADEVI PAUDEL BHANNE YUDDHA 1301150000047653 7,650.75 19 KUMARI MALLA 20 1301080000127921 DIPAK SHARMA 7,650.00 21 1301170000166745 THAHAR BAHADUR BHANDARI 7,500.00 22 1301090000418467 SANGITA UPADHYAYA 7,500.00 23 1301060000370553 PARBATI ARYAL PARU 7,500.00 24 1301100000339734 JAGANNATH PANGENI 7,500.00 25 1301060001052452 LOK PRASAD ARYAL 7,500.00 26 1301060000188081 RAJENDRA LIGAL 6,788.25 27 1301370000029897 PURUSHOTTAM PARAJULI 6,000.00 28 1301120000031935 YEK NARAYAN SHARMA 4,835.25 29 1301070000208131 LEKHNATH CHAPAGAIN 4,698.00 30 1301070000309358 KOPILDEV ADHIKARI 4,698.00 31 1301070000038093 BABU RAM ADHIKARI 4,590.75 32 1301150000053116 LAXMI GIRI 4,500.00 33 1301080000124589 MAHESH RAJ REGMI 3,750.00 34 1301060000997674 ARJUN PRASAD KHANAL 3,750.00 35 1301060000387487 SHIBALAL SUNAR 3,750.00 36 1301370000776927 MADHUSUDAN UPADHYAY 3,750.00 37 1301120000985008 LILARAM GAUTAM 3,750.00 38 1301170000372364 AMBIKA SHRESTHA 3,750.00 39 1301170000375601 TEJ KUMARI MAHAT 3,750.00 40 1301060000278971 LILA PRASAD PANGENI 3,750.00 41 1301070000222277 DAYA PRASAD REGMI 3,750.00 42 1301120000166906 DEPAK TIWARI 3,750.00 43 1301080000039535 SHANTI DHAKAL ARYAL 3,750.00 44 1301150000056383 SONY SHRESTHA 2,356.50 45 1301150000056379 SANDHYA SHRESTHA 2,356.50 46 1301080000105175 MOHAN GIRI 1,125.00 47 1301170000232366 UPENDRA PRASAD POUDEL 1,125.00 48 1301280000091160 KATHMANDU CAPITAL LIMITED 41,448.75 49 1301140000007224 RUDRA BAHADUR B K 36,023.40 50 1301450000003471 GOBINDA PRASAD BHATTARAI 15,781.21 51 1301040000008413 PRASHANT CHALISE 11,469.30 52 1301090000103065 LAXMAN POUDEL 10,050.00 53 1301090000445569 MOTI PRASAD PAUDEL 9,591.60 54 1301120000275447 SAGARMATHA INSURANCE 9,490.95 55 1301090000555785 DURGA NARAYAN PAUDEL 7,651.65 56 1301350000046167 VENTURE CAPITAL 7,500.00 57 1301130000011449 KHAGENDRA SINGH THAPA 5,963.25 58 1301200000000153 RAJESH GHIMIRE 5,907.75 59 1301440000042664 SHASHI THAPA 4,864.50 60 1301120000661811 DYNAMIC HOLDING PVT. LTD 4,674.75 61 1301330000017849 SAUHARDA PANDEY 4,402.50 62 1301430000001003 D. K. INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT PVT.LTD 4,336.50 63 1301020000227421 AASHISH REGMI 4,221.60 64 1301370000426317 PRAKASH GAUTAM 4,216.65 65 1301330000063064 BHUPENDRA BHANDARI 4,164.00 66 1301120000317370 BIBHUSHAN BHANDARI 4,125.13 67 1301060000188081 RAJENDRA LIGAL 3,892.05 68 1301350000014531 RITA RANA PANDEY 3,826.50 69 1301090000051110 RAM BAHADUR TAMANG 3,825.00 70 1301140000019641 SAMJHANA BISHOWKARMA 3,825.00 71 1301120000139439 SIRJANA LAMA DONG 3,755.70 72 1301040000162151 TEAM VENTURES PRIVATE 3,750.00 73 1301120000097752 SHER BAHADUR SHRESTHA 3,750.00 74 1301060000032337 UJJAL SHRESTHA 3,709.35 75 1301090000021060 KHYAM RAJ DAHAL 3,672.00 76 1301060000547462 RAINBOW INVESTMENT FUND PVT.LTD 3,603.00 77 1301420000013474 ANJAN SHARMA KHANAL 3,570.00 78 1301120000142849 BADRI NATH GAUTAM 3,507.27 79 1301070000003106 KALE TAMANG 3,474.00 80 1301380000007804 DAMODAR NEUPANE 3,444.54 81 1301110000022032 PRABESH RANJITKAR 3,443.25 82 1301480000066411 ANUJ KUMAR BASTOLA 3,376.80 83 1301260000056543 RAJIB BATAJOO 3,375.00 84 1301090000010635 JANAK RAJ PANDEYA 3,215.10 85 1301320000000078 USHA AGRAWAL RUNGTA 3,213.75 86 1301150000004898 NINDA DEVI ACHARYA 3,201.00 87 1301130000136990 RAM KAJI CHAKRADHAR 3,187.50 88 1301470000039821 BIPLOB DOTEL 3,135.75 89 1301090000007926 BIMAL BAHADUR PRAJOO 3,070.80 90 1301120000283608 PRAKASH LAL SHRESTHA 3,060.75 91 1301190000001023 KAPIL MANI PATHAK 3,060.00 92 1301060000063277 DR PRAKASH RAJ REGMI 3,058.35 93 1301160000003817 RESHMIRAJ PANDEY (SHARMA) 3,010.05 94 1301350000009405 RATNA KUMARI SHARMA 3,000.00 95 1301150000004938 RAM CHANDRA THAPA 2,907.75 96 1301090000036489 BAL KUMARI GHIMIRE 2,828.82 97 1301330000002887 ACHYUT RAJ JOSHI 2,826.30 98 1301090000029401 PRITI JHA 2,821.50 99 1301060000422947 YUBA RAJ ADHIKARI 2,779.50 100 1301350000005717 HEERA KAJI DANGOL 2,775.00 101 1301090000027233 NEPAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY LTD 2,759.10 102 1301250000092821 SUDAT KUMAR SHAKYA 2,752.50 103 1301120000263545 DURGALAL SHARMA CHAPAGAIN 2,724.75 104 1301060000371411 LAXMI PALIKHE 2,721.75 105 1301070000195704 RAMESH KUMAR JHA 2,656.65 106 1301120000059980 GANGA DEVI DHAKAL 2,598.15 107 1301530000029317 DIBYA SHARMA KAFLE 2,586.00 108 1301370000002714 RAMESH BAHADUR DHAKAL 2,579.25 109 1301230000021519 JAGDISH AGRAWAL 2,573.25 110 1301330000055395 SUNITA SHRESTHA 2,568.75 111 1301420000060911 CHOODAMANI DUMRE 2,565.75 112 1301190000078129 HARIKALA PATHAK 2,550.00 113 1301280000099710 PAWAN KUMAR GOYAL 2,550.00 114 1301320000016637 RAKESH BANSAL 2,550.00 115 1301430000000846 RAM KUMAR KHATRI 2,550.00 116 1301550000006836 RAM PRASAD DAHAL 2,550.00 117 1301360000031702 NABIN GURUNG 2,475.00 118 1301380000116991 SANJAYA KAPALI 2,465.25 119 1301370000524929 PREM NARAYAN ARYAL 2,385.00 120 1301080000135001 SURENDRA PRASAD ADHIKARI 2,373.15 121 1301100000286691 PADAM PANI KAFLE 2,334.90 122 1301480000009143 RAMESH KUMAR MANANDHAR 2,334.90 123 1301060000075316 PRADIP LAMICHHANE 2,331.75 124 1301250000013599 EXPLORE INTERNATIONAL 2,299.50 125 1301370000463974 RAJENDRA DHUNGANA 2,295.75 126 1301450000042659 AARYA SHRESTHA 2,295.75 127 1301530000006652 DEEPIKA SHRESTHA 2,295.75 128 1301350000035444 SUBASH CHANDRA KAFLE 2,250.00 129 1301420000003259 RAM BABU SILWAL 2,250.00 130 1301060000003295 GOKARNA RAI 2,167.50 131 1301060000648321 BISHNU PRASAD BARAL 2,150.55 132 1301060000163263 BENI MADHAB BASYAL 2,143.50 133 1301340000003404 BISHOWMBER BASNET 2,137.50 134 1301060000003238 KRISHNA KAMAL SAINJU 2,121.00 135 1301060000267961 GOMA SHAHI 2,113.50 136 1301200000013059 DOMA SHERPA 2,110.50 137 1301220000016670 NIRMAL BHATTARAI 2,088.75 138 1301370000095536 KAMALA NAKARMI 2,040.75 139 1301190000006815 PRAKASH KUMAR POKHREL 2,040.00 140 1301070000229574 AMRIT BHANDARI 2,025.00 141 1301040000041774 SOM RAJ BAJAGAI 2,017.50 142 1301310000006851 SUBASH KUMAR SHRESTHA 2,001.15 143 1301160000050101 BHAGAWATI PARAJULI 2,000.25 144 1301090000438874 MEGH BAHADUR SHAHI 1,989.75 145 1301040000149244 CHON KUMARI DEVKOTA 1,912.50 146 1301200000015041 MOHAN KUMAR KARKI 1,905.75 147 1301100000268931 RAM BAHADUR PATHAK CHHETRY 1,878.75 148 1301580000024844 DIPESH BAHADUR DHOUBANJAR 1,839.00 149 1301230000001500 GITA RAI 1,800.00 150 1301200000015037 BADRI BIKRAM THAPA CHHATRI 1,752.75 151 1301330000041935 SUDHA POUDYAL 1,742.85 152 1301490000068568 RAM SUNDAR RAJCHAL 1,725.00 153 1301060000019056 MADAN G.C. 1,724.25 154 1301370000021811 RAJEEV ARYAL 1,682.10 155 1301080000111172 GOVINDA BAHADUR RANABHAT 1,680.45 156 1301180000115093 NIRMAL PRASAD NEUPANE 1,680.00 157 1301190000034507 SAGAR BAHADUR K.C 1,668.75 158 1301280000000194 BINOD PHUYAL 1,651.50 159 1301180000041473 SOMA NATH KADARIYA 1,650.75 160 1301150000002983 GOVINDA MULMI 1,650.30 161 1301010000010345 PRAKASH ARYAL 1,650.00 162 1301070000003661 NILAM BASNET(KARKI) 1,650.00 163 1301170000042026 RAMESH KUMAR PAUDEL 1,641.60 164 1301480000010104 AAIT JWARCHAN 1,618.95 165 1301130000013505 UJWAL PRASAD GHIMIRE 1,615.50 166 1301120000385509 LOJIN KAJI MAHARJAN 1,611.45 167 1301080000025484 SABITRA ARYAL 1,606.50 168 1301090000073316 DINESH KHAREL 1,599.00 169 1301400000008282 NABARAJ DAHAL 1,599.00 170 1301060000717061 SHREE PRASAD SHRESTHA 1,591.50 171 1301610000040124 INDIVAR SHUMSHER THAPA 1,582.50 172 1301020000005205 BABI SHERCHAN 1,561.50 173 1301170000201274 ARJUN KUMAR PAUDEL 1,540.80 174 1301060000065732 JAGANNATH THAPA 1,539.90 175 1301190000067064 SURESH KUMAR PAUDEL 1,539.90 176 1301400000024239 KESHAB RAJ KANDEL 1,537.50 177 1301110000013091 JAYENDRA KUMAR SHRESTHA 1,536.60 178 1301120000006159 BINOD WAGLE 1,533.90 179 1301180000101880 KRISHNA REGMI 1,533.75 180 1301090000276946 SAUHARDA REGMI 1,533.30 181 1301120000087366 SHASHI BHATTARAI 1,531.36 182 1301080000019508 JANAK ARYAL 1,530.75 183 1301080000033250 GOVINDA BANSTOLA 1,530.75 184 1301090000156105 ISHWOR SHAKYA 1,530.75 185 1301090000508962 BINOD GHIMIRE 1,530.75 186 1301120000042721 LOK NATH SHARMA 1,530.75 187 1301180000046579 CHHABI LAL GHIMIRE 1,530.75 188 1301180000047591 SEEMA SITAULA RIJAL 1,530.75 189 1301220000106456 PRAKASH BAJRACHARYA 1,530.75 190 1301370000107274 KRISHNA BAHADUR THAPA 1,530.75 191 1301450000018864 KEDAR NATH ACHARYA 1,530.75 192 1301450000035565 PRASHANTA PAUDEL 1,530.75 193 1301140000009937 PRAKASH SHRESTHA 1,530.00 194 1301170000052387 GOVINDA RAJ ACHARYA 1,530.00 195 1301170000085934 SHREELAL CHAPAGAIN 1,527.00 196 1301120000121744 BISHAL MOHAN JOSHI 1,522.50 197 1301180000009441 SONY BASSI SHRESTHA 1,519.50 198 1301080000070911 MUKUNDA GHIMIRE 1,506.00 199 1301090000015783 SHYAM KUMAR SHARMA 1,500.75 200 1301230000105033 KUMAR KHATIWADA 1,500.15 201 1301020000004180 PRAMOD PANDEYA 1,500.00 202 1301060000540813 MAHESH MAHARJAN 1,500.00 203 1301090000307631 RAMESHOWRI SHRESTHA 1,500.00 204 1301090000520608 KUMAR KHATIWADA 1,500.00 205 1301120000000254 ALAKA INVESTMENT 1,500.00 206 1301120000448216 DEEPAK PANDEY 1,500.00 207 1301330000036834 BHARAT RIJAL 1,500.00 208 1301440000046386 SIKSHYA BASNET 1,500.00 209 1301440000064608 B.S INVESTMENT PVT.LTD.
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