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(NICL) 7.5 % Bonus Share (FY. 2074 - 075) Bonus Tax Details Sr NEPAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (NICL) 7.5 % Bonus Share (FY. 2074 - 075) Bonus tax Details Sr. No. BOID/SH.NO NAME Tax Amount 1 1301120000026473 A. AND G. INVESTMENT COMPANY 66.61 2 1301330000001218 Aadarsha Kattel 0.02 3 1301090000540903 AADITYA JOSHI 658.13 4 1301310000004740 AAFRIN GURUNG 309.38 5 1301100000347441 AAHANA PRADHAN 6.38 6 1301370000127453 Aakanchhya Banskota 133.03 7 1301370000677286 Aakash Pokhrel 18.75 8 1301220000011653 AAKASH POUDEL 646.96 9 1301510000032125 AAKRIT SHARMA LAMSAL 75.00 10 1301070000288060 Aakriti Bohra 479.35 11 1 AAMOD KUMAR ACHARYA 0.03 12 2 AANANDA BIKRAM RANA 21.58 13 3 AANANDA MAN BYANJANKAR 675.57 14 1301250000017857 Aankeshor Sharma 309.38 15 1301060000234361 AANVI AGRAWAL 105.38 16 1301060001483187 AARATI BHANDARI 56.25 17 4 AARATI PRADHAN 12.76 18 1301460000024476 AARAV KHADKA 0.28 19 1301480000098389 AARAV SUBEDI 37.50 20 1301310000158502 AARJAN BASKOTA 112.50 21 1301200000039761 AAROHAN ADHIKARI 63.47 22 1301200000005550 AARON ADHIKARI 0.57 23 1301590000004208 AARON RAGHUBANSHI 309.38 24 1301370000465893 Aarushi Chimariya 200.63 25 1301120000699487 Aarushi Dhakal 37.50 26 1301120000403833 Aarya Baskota 0.54 27 1301310000131731 AARYASHREE INVESTMENT PVT. 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1301400000002204 ABHIJIT SHRESTHA 38.63 53 1705 ABHIJIT SHRESTHA 20.35 54 1301580000017955 ABHILASHA GURUNG 664.41 55 1301080000091288 ABHIMANU YADAV 123.75 56 1301400000004877 ABHINAV SHAKYA 187.50 57 1301180000103932 ABHINAV SINGH BASNET 13.86 58 1301070000072956 Abhishek Shiwakoti 5.64 59 1301090000198017 ABHISHEK KUMAR KARNA 7.75 60 1301580000316711 ABHISHEK KUMAR KARNA 11.25 61 1301090000367778 ABHIYAN POKHAREL 67.08 62 1301420000001893 ABIN BYANJANKAR 120.49 63 1301250000213075 ABIN POUDEL 112.50 64 1301020000070628 ABIN SHANKER PRADHANANGA 26.14 65 1301060000910294 ABINASH MAHARJAN 61.88 66 1301040000234532 ABINASH RAMTEL 61.88 67 1301580000326922 ACHAL ACHARYA 3.75 68 1301080000131522 ACHALA RAJBHANDARY 810.65 69 14 ACHALA RAJBHANDARI 19.94 70 1301230000038024 ACHAT MITTAL 51.57 71 1301650000056785 ACHYUT ADHIKARI 61.88 72 1301150000002449 ACHYUT BHANDARI 56.66 73 1301040000215186 ACHYUT GAIRE 56.25 74 1301100000158561 ACHYUT GAUTAM 37.50 75 1301610000071104 ACHYUT KHAREL 451.29 76 1301100000012595 ACHYUT PANT 60.00 77 15 ACHYUT BHANDARI 1.65 78 1301200000001805 Achyut Kumar Bhattarai 75.00 79 1301310000030101 ACHYUT PRASAD GURAGAI 487.50 80 1301550000059608 ACHYUT RAJ PANDEY 18.75 81 1301060000512093 ACHYUT RAJ SHRESTHA 266.06 82 1301140000016617 ACHYUTA VAIDYA 258.79 83 1301170000087017 ACHYUTA NANDA POKHAREL 116.68 84 1301060000057461 ADARSHA KUMAR SHRESTHA 133.03 85 1301280000007871 ADINA SHRESTHA 578.92 86 18 ADINA SHRESTHA 0.08 87 1301120001154799 ADITI KARKI 18.75 88 1301060001069236 ADITYA AGRAWAL KEDIA 112.50 89 1301350000024147 ADITYA BAJGAIN 61.88 90 1301090000041391 ADITYA CHAUDHARY 61.88 91 1301120000247926 Aek Nath Magar 12.92 92 1301090000501306 AFROJ AHMAD 112.80 93 1301590000024079 AFROZ MIYA 31.13 94 1301140000096966 AGLESH THAPA CHHETRI 136.13 95 1301010000008152 AGNI PARASAD NIRAULA 6.38 96 1301040000155864 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK 2,391.94 97 1301220000200607 AJAY AOSTHI 38.01 98 1301110000019663 AJAY MAHARJAN 133.03 99 1301060000102288 AJAY KUMAR DAHAL 332.77 100 1301110000010962 AJAY KUMAR SHIWAKOTI 1,727.18 101 1301060000704086 AJAY PRASAD GORKHALI 384.98 102 1301060000480098 AJAYA SHARMA GAUTAM 106.05 103 1301090000314569 AJAYA SINGH 37.50 104 1301110000004133 AJAYA RAJ POUDYAL 748.13 105 1301230000009533 Ajit Shrestha 371.25 106 1301090000050744 AJIT NARAYAN SINGH THAPA 0.14 107 1301400000000376 AJMIRA TULADHAR 2,948.25 108 1301170000451144 AJU SHRESTHA 57.38 109 1301200000035712 AKHILESH GUPTA 2,477.30 110 1095 AKHILLESH GUPTA 0.21 111 22 AKSHAYA KUMAR LAMSAL 3.58 112 1301060000004966 AKSHAYA KUMAR LAMSAL 124.50 113 1627 AKSHU ADHIKARI 0.15 114 1301120000000254 Alaka Investment 4,283.53 115 1301090000055514 ALINA SHRESTHA 41.16 116 1301120001145300 ALINA SHRESTHA 5.63 117 1028 ALINA SHERSTHA 2.06 118 1301440000083929 Alis Dhakal 243.00 119 1301090000349767 ALISHA SHRESTHA 44.86 120 1301060000167411 ALKA SHRESTHA KARMACHARYA 145.36 121 1301060000914761 AMAN PRADHAN 123.75 122 1301090000064128 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Amir Maharjan 0.35 146 1301430000015831 Amir Rijal 190.04 147 1301130000108350 AMIR BABU JOSHI 67.08 148 1301060000015321 AMIR DAS RANJIT 13.87 149 1301140000083053 AMIR MAN SHRESTHA 31.13 150 28 AMIR SHRESTHA 0.82 151 1301060001233760 AMIR TIMILSINA 0.20 152 1301320000058397 Amit Bansal 528.75 153 1301090000020130 AMIT CHAUDHARY 215.25 154 1301400000037548 AMIT GARG 126.75 155 1301560000009291 AMIT GARG 0.08 156 1301100000214478 AMIT PAUDEL 75.00 157 1301080000012346 AMIT RATHI 253.14 158 1301750000000092 AMIT SUBEDI 150.00 159 1301130000035316 AMIT SUBEDI 0.21 160 1076 AMIT BANSAL 0.02 161 1301120000877513 AMIT KAJI BAJRACHARYA 18.75 162 1301230000029309 Amit Kumar Agrawal 56.25 163 1301590000000085 AMIT KUMAR GOENKA 0.49 164 1301370000818850 Amit Kumar Shah 12.38 165 1301390000234681 AMIT PRASAD TIMILSINA 131.25 166 1301350000014238 AMITA ADHIKARI 126.57 167 1301060000014628 AMITA KHATRI 29.14 168 1301060000205159 AMMAR BAHADUR KHATRI 73.13 169 1301060000967022 AMMAR BAHADUR PANDEY 67.08 170 1301290000001085 AMOD KUMAR ACHARYA 15.00 171 1301020000026464 AMOD PRASAD REGMI 38.01 172 1301060000422533 AMOL JHA 1.50 173 1301180000023031 AMOL SHRESTHA 75.00 174 1301140000000685 AMRENDRA SINGH RATHOUR 50.07 175 1301160000000514 AMRIT ADHIKARI 664.41 176 1301330000064131 AMRIT BARAL 0.69 177 1301420000118834 AMRIT BARTAULA 61.13 178 1301120000677716 AMRIT DHAKAL 431.78 179 1301040000058581 AMRIT KUMAR CHAUDHARY 93.00 180 1301220000008735 AMRIT KUMAR PRASAI 625.13 181 1301120000146750 Amrit Man Tamrakar 39.20 182 30 AMRIT NATH REGMI 0.18 183 1301060000000661 AMRIT NATH REGMI 458.69 184 1301250000116651 AMRIT RAJ PANT 12.92 185 31 AMRIT SHAMSHER THAPA 0.02 186 1301040000133960 AMRIT SHUMSHER THAPA 9,788.25 187 1301060000726317 AMRIT TARA TULADHAR 73.26 188 1301060000980829 AMRITA KANDEL 61.88 189 1301390000006147 AMRITA POKHAREL 214.06 190 1301180000013422 AMRITA DEVI ADHIKARI BARAL 61.88 191 1301130000151899 AMUL DAHAL 102.61 192 1301300000000688 ANAND AGRAWAL 434.96 193 1301370000006761 Anand Agrawal 167.51 194 1301100000237696 ANAND PRADHANANGA 126.57 195 1301320000002060 Anand Kumar Tibadewala 0.13 196 1301170000264772 ANANDA BAJRACHARYA 173.07 197 1301100000125658 ANANDA ROKKA 61.88 198 1301350000024092 ANANDA BIKRAM RANA 871.48 199 1301400000001194 ANANDA RAJA SHAH 519.22 200 1301090000067230 ANANDA RATNA SHAKYA 61.88 201 1301100000236498 ANANTA MAHARJAN 61.88 202 1301120000024043 ANANTA POKHREL 0.55 203 1301120000032597 ANANTA REGMI 478.54 204 35 ANANTA BHATTARAI 3.29 205 1301370000506994 Ananta Prasad Ghimire 71.18 206 1301370000091147 Ananta Prasad Parajuli 70.94 207 1301080000083756 ANANTA PRASAD POUDEL 61.88 208 1301060000236177 ANANTA SIDDHI GUBHAJU 73.26 209 1301120000003728 Anar Ratna Tuladhar 0.14 210 1301010000009496 ANGA BAHADUR LAMA 309.38 211 1027 ANGEL GYAWALI 2.88 212 1301330000005533 Angu pant 133.03 213 36 ANGUR PRADHAN 218.62 214 1301060000991201 ANIL ADHIKARI 9.38 215 1301390000017668 ANIL BASKOTA 41.16 216 1301310000133914 ANIL CHITRAKAR 25.22 217 1301370000354538 Anil Guragain 0.33 218 1301170000020779 ANIL HADA 5,508.31 219 1301070000000390 Anil Joshi 768.75 220 1301010000203006 ANIL KOIRALA 61.88 221 1301180000010343 ANIL MAHARJAN 132.93 222 1301360000004581 ANIL MANANDHAR 18.75 223 1301250000083889 ANIL SHAHI 123.75 224 1301100000059336 ANIL SHRESTHA 61.88 225 1301150000012966 ANIL TANDUKAR 69.38 226 1301370000796010
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