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Taxable Shlist MNBBL.Xlsx MUKTINATH BIKAS BANK LIMITED POKHARA, KASKI Bonus Tax Receivable List 2072‐73 S.No H.No. Name Address Type Tax Amount 1 1301010000021053 MERINA RAJBHANDARI MAHARAJGUNJ Promoter 30,234.50 2 1301010000030661 PRAKASH KUMAR BARMA SOLPA Promoter 5,567.50 3 1301010000033086 SULEKHA MASKEY ANARKHANI Promoter 49,514.20 4 1301060000091923 SUMIT KUMAR AGARWAL Kathmandu Promoter 133,620.00 5 1301060000228780 SHARADA POUDEL POKHARA Promoter 6,800.00 6 1301080000002671 MOTI PRASAD POUDEL POKHARA Promoter 3,563.20 7 1301080000003941 PAM NARAYAN SHARMA SYGANJA Promoter 3,607.74 8 1301080000020049 DIPAK RAJ SIGDEL POKHARA Promoter 14,030.10 9 1301080000037806 NABARAJ POKHREL SYANGJA Promoter 14,237.50 10 1301080000062569 DURGA REGMI Khilung Deurali Promoter 36,193.00 11 1301090000091536 KRISHNA HARI SIGDEL POKHARA Promoter 8,500.00 12 1301090000102948 GIRDHARI SUBEDI POKHARA Promoter 3,532.02 13 1301100000076402 KALPANA REGMI ACHARYA RUPANDEHI Promoter 10,633.50 14 1301100000081805 LOM KESHOR ACHARYA BUTWAL Promoter 4,018.80 15 1301110000011611 SHARMILA DEVI PAUDEL CHHETRI GANDAKI Promoter 3,607.74 16 1301110000011630 PRITHVI PRASAD POKHAREL GANDAKI Promoter 2,895.10 17 1301110000021117 NIRAJ CHOUDHARY MECHI Promoter 22,270.00 18 1301110000035926 ANANTA KUMAR SHRESTHA GANDAKI Promoter 3,563.20 19 1301110000050142 DOLRAJ SHARMA POKHREL GANDAKI Promoter 14,237.50 20 1301120000036650 GOVINDA DHAKAL NIMUWABOT Promoter 34,000.00 21 1301120000056196 Chandra Prasad Dhakal Deurali Promoter 11,135.00 22 1301120000159525 SAGAR BHATTARAI Sani Securities Company Limi Promoter 25,500.00 23 1301120000166906 DEPAK TIWARI POKHARA Promoter 8,500.00 24 1301120000199556 Sarala Wagle Tokha Promoter 6,800.00 25 1301150000015213 GUDAKHAR SAPKOTA SYANJGA Promoter 3,493.50 26 1301350000003549 SUDAN PRADHAN NEW BANESHWOR Promoter 11,135.00 27 1301350000041456 PREM PRASAD DHAKAL DHADING Promoter 1,955.00 28 1301370000002640 Madhav Narayan Tiwari Kathmandu Promoter 2,295.00 29 1301370000019745 Hedam Raj Pathak Civil Homes Promoter 25,500.00 30 1301370000282457 Kabita Gurung Simal Marga Promoter 46,685.40 31 1301010000000417 CHANDRA KRISHNA TAMRAKAR KUMARIPATI 19 Public 255.00 32 1301010000001045 BHIMA ADHIKARI PUDASAINI 7, SANGHURI MARGA Public 181.87 33 1301010000001750 SURAJ GAUTAM 13 Public 102.00 34 1301010000002053 GOPI KRISHNA THAPA 5, GIRANO CHAUR Public 7,371.20 35 1301010000002579 PADMA NATH TIWARI 09, Public 35.63 36 1301010000002769 RABINDRA DHAKAL 6 Public 34.00 37 1301010000003325 BADRI GOVIND RAJKARNIKAR 20, NA TOLE Public 436.90 38 1301010000003612 BAL BAHADUR KHADKA 1, 066, RISAL Public 340.00 39 1301010000003739 INDRAJIT PRASAD 25 Public 340.00 40 1301010000005702 YADAV BAHADUR THAPA 1 Public 170.00 41 1301010000006330 UJJWAL CHANDRA RIMAL 15 Public 255.00 42 1301010000007674 AASHRAYA NEUPANE 4 Public 170.00 43 1301010000007879 GYANENDRA ACHARYA 5 Public 255.00 44 1301010000008283 MUKESH PRASAD JAYSWAL Public 16.86 45 1301010000008659 LAXMI SHRESTHA 16 Public 819.40 46 1301010000009031 BISHNU MAHARJAN Public 52.70 Page 1 of 64 MUKTINATH BIKAS BANK LIMITED POKHARA, KASKI Bonus Tax Receivable List 2072‐73 S.No H.No. Name Address Type Tax Amount 47 1301010000009411 ROJINA SUBEDI 13 Public 2,890.00 48 1301010000009443 HEM BAHADUR LIMBU 1 Public 222.70 49 1301010000009804 SHASHI TIMALSINA 6 Public 391.00 50 1301010000009823 SUNIL CHANDRA WAGLE 9 Public 819.40 51 1301010000009842 PALLAVI SUBEDI 13 Public 700.40 52 1301010000010233 RAJENDRA SAPKOTA 4 Public 170.00 53 1301010000010383 RAHBAR ANSARI Public 263.50 54 1301010000012454 UPENDRA BILAS PANT 9 Public 1,354.90 55 1301010000012741 PURNA SUNDAR SHRESTHA 7 Public 850.00 56 1301010000012971 PRAJWAL MAN SHRESTHA 15 Public 2,189.14 57 1301010000013614 PAWAN KUMAR MAINALI 9 Public 170.00 58 1301010000016541 SUMAN KHADKA 5 Public 170.00 59 1301010000028458 ABHA NEUPANE 16 Public 59.02 60 1301010000029939 BHIM BAHADUR BISTA 5 Public 170.00 61 1301010000030315 PRABHA SHARMA 5 Public 255.00 62 1301010000030321 RAM PRASAD GHIMIRE 5 Public 170.00 63 1301010000030661 PRAKASH KUMAR BARMA 2 Public 47.60 64 1301010000033086 SULEKHA MASKEY 8 Public 5,372.00 65 1301010000044096 NIRMAL UPRETY 3 Public 1,496.00 66 1301010000048470 TEJ PRASAD SIGDEL 4 Public 85.00 67 1301010000049461 DEEP RAJ PANDEY 33 Public 221.00 68 1301010000055526 SHARAD CHANDRA PANDEY 3 Public 64.60 69 1301010000059613 UPAMA KUMARI SIGDEL 4 Public 1,700.00 70 1301010000063398 SAROJ THAPA 1 Public 1,360.00 71 1301010000066783 BINDU BHATTARAI BHANDARI 4 Public 85.00 72 1301010000084872 MAHIMA MULMI 8 Public 142.80 73 1301010000084946 BHANU KUMARI SHRESTHA ( MULMI 8 Public 394.40 74 1301010000088176 SUYOG MULMI 8 Public 142.80 75 1301010000090179 DAN BAHADUR SHRESTHA 3 Public 170.00 76 1301010000098321 RESHAM KHATRI 14 Public 170.00 77 1301010000101713 RAJU K.C 5 Public 413.10 78 1301010000112440 HEM RAJ KARKI 34 Public 2,408.90 79 1301010000114429 SHILA PARAJULI ( DHAKAL ) 8 Public 79.90 80 1301010000119387 BISHNU PRASAD SIGDEL BAGMATI Public 85.00 81 1301010000137987 ARPANA WAGLE 4 Public 340.00 82 1301010000143304 NAMARAJ GHIMIRE BAGMATI Public 170.00 83 1301010000149901 BISHNU PRASAD ARYAL 9 Public 340.00 84 1301010000151026 PUSKAR ARYAL 1 Public 554.20 85 1301010000167813 RAM BAHADUR RAYAMAJHI 15 Public 850.00 86 1301010000170518 DURGA DEVI SHARMA SYANGJA Public 10.20 87 1301010000174001 GITA ARYAL 5 Public 850.00 88 1301010000186847 THAKUR SIMKHADA 08 Public 47.60 89 1301020000000152 RAMESH MAHARJAN 15, CHAMATI, 684 Public 105.40 90 1301020000000625 MAHESHWOR KHANAL 6 Public 49.30 91 1301020000000756 TULSI PRASAD BARAL 14 Public 95.20 92 1301020000001536 BRIKHA BAHADUR BISTA 1 Public 287.74 Page 2 of 64 MUKTINATH BIKAS BANK LIMITED POKHARA, KASKI Bonus Tax Receivable List 2072‐73 S.No H.No. Name Address Type Tax Amount 93 1301020000002905 LILANATH DHAKAL 8, Public 7,859.13 94 1301020000003227 PRADYUMNA MAN SINGH PRADHAN 13 Public 170.00 95 1301020000003928 SANJIV SHRESTHA 19 Public 510.00 96 1301020000004503 KHADGA BAHADUR KHADKA 9 Public 510.00 97 1301020000004518 KESHAB PRASAD GYAWALI 35 Public 2,968.20 98 1301020000004881 ASHOK KAJI STHAPIT 1 Public 445.40 99 1301020000005205 BABI SHERCHAN 2 Public 1,870.00 100 1301020000005262 SHALIGRAM ARYAL 09 Public 2,104.60 101 1301020000006549 PARMANANDA BAJRACHARYA 17 Public 712.30 102 1301020000007143 MIN PRASAD GHIMIRE 31 Public 476.00 103 1301020000007844 NARAYAN MAN AMATYA 8 Public 656.20 104 1301020000008225 MIN BAHADUR BOHARA 5 Public 612.00 105 1301020000008527 CHIRANJIBI GYAWALI 35 Public 850.00 106 1301020000008643 SUMIT BASKOTA 14 Public 170.00 107 1301020000009501 SANJAYA KAPALI 35 Public 1,709.04 108 1301020000009881 BALRAM POKHREL 11,BIRATNAGAR Public 510.00 109 1301020000009934 PRADEEP KUMAR LAMICHHANE 5, PARIGHAR Public 425.00 110 1301020000010232 BISHNU MANI LAMICHHANE 4 Public 222.70 111 1301020000010475 SRIJANA MISHRA 1 Public 222.70 112 1301020000010671 TEJENDRA PRASAD PAUDEL 7 Public 714.00 113 1301020000010724 HARI SHANKAR GNAWALI 9 Public 170.00 114 1301020000010840 SHLESH ADHIKARI 2, SILWALTOL Public 158.10 115 1301020000011274 SHUSMA RAI 5 Public 1,361.70 116 1301020000011654 TILAK BAHADUR THAPA 3 Public 198.90 117 1301020000011937 KALPANA DHAKAL 29 Public 170.00 118 1301020000013233 ARJUN KUMAR UPADHAYAY GHIMIRE33 Public 212.50 119 1301020000013731 SUYOG SHRESTHA 1 Public 11,405.30 120 1301020000014830 ACHYUTAM DHAKAL 4 Public 222.70 121 1301020000015093 KHECHAR PRASAD KHANAL 34 Public 707.20 122 1301020000015853 RAJ KUMAR SHAKYA 11, SANTIMARG Public 960.50 123 1301020000016082 BANDANA PRAJAPATI 12 Public 340.00 124 1301020000016667 SACHITA TIMALSINA 3 Public 85.00 125 1301020000016941 BASHU DEV KHANAL 2, MAITRINAGAR Public 2,968.20 126 1301020000017001 HARI BAHADUR GURUNG 3 Public 111.35 127 1301020000017388 MAHENDRA BASNET 16 Public 615.40 128 1301020000017491 BAL KRISHNA DHUSU 5 Public 34.00 129 1301020000017544 MURARI PANDAY 6 Public 85.00 130 1301020000017597 MANISH MANANDHAR 7 Public 170.00 131 1301020000018018 SAROJA CHAPAGAIN BHATTARAI 11 Public 221.00 132 1301020000018081 SHARMILA SHRESTHA 1, PULLBAZAR Public 170.00 133 1301020000019119 BIJAYA SUBEDI (BARAL) 8 Public 190.40 134 1301020000019406 SIRIJ KUMAR SHRESTHA 16 Public 1,105.85 135 1301020000019750 SUMITRA KARMACHARYA 5 Public 34.00 136 1301020000019881 GOVINDA PRASAD PARAJULI 4 Public 1,096.50 137 1301020000020424 USHA SHARMA 29 Public 170.00 138 1301020000020648 NABARAJ ARYAL 1 Public 807.50 Page 3 of 64 MUKTINATH BIKAS BANK LIMITED POKHARA, KASKI Bonus Tax Receivable List 2072‐73 S.No H.No. Name Address Type Tax Amount 139 1301020000022339 NILAM DAHAL 03 Public 204.00 140 1301020000023708 PAPIHA DHUNGEL Public 52.70 141 1301020000024321 SUYOG ADHIKARI 2, SILWALTOLE Public 28.90 142 1301020000026099 SUJENDRA KUMAR SHRESTHA 1 , SIMRIK MARG Public 170.00 143 1301020000026445 SUSHMA REGMI 2, SARSWOTI TOLE Public 1,530.00 144 1301020000026595 DIPAK KUMAR NEPAL 7 Public 255.00 145 1301020000026766 GANESH PRASAD KOIRALA Public 158.10 146 1301020000027147 BIR BAHADUR KHADKA 12, JANAKPATH Public 340.00 147 1301020000029733 RITA POKHREL 32 Public 85.00 148 1301020000029938 AJIT MOHAN RANJEET 16 Public 60.08 149 1301020000030105 RAM KRISHNA KHANAL 03 Public 170.00 150 1301020000030240 UMESH DHOJ THAPA 7, KUTUBAHAL Public 731.00 151 1301020000030371 MANJIT NAULAKHA 09 Public 85.00 152 1301020000030616 BHAKTA BAHADUR SUNUWAR 8 Public 340.00 153 1301020000030882 BHUWAN RAJ TIMALSINA 29 Public 425.00 154 1301020000031508 DEEPAK PAUDYAL 13 Public 1,125.40 155 1301020000032102 TARA KUNWAR 04 Public 268.60 156 1301020000032647
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