- Nepal’s House of Representatives passed the Finance Bill, 2026 by majority vote.
- Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle said the government will focus on strict budget implementation and address low capital expenditure from next fiscal year.
- He said the new taxes will not affect low-income citizens.
- Wagle also said economic reforms should start showing positive results next year.
- A high-level committee will review the multi-rate VAT system, with possible future changes based on its recommendations.
Source: english.nepalnews.com
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