Kathmandu. A NADA delegation held a detailed discussion with Director General of the Department of Customs, Shyam Prasad Bhandari, regarding pasting stickers with maximum price list on automobiles. During the discussion, NADA representatives said that NADA has been requesting the department for a long time to implement the provision brought by the Department of Commerce, Supply and Consumer Protection.
Similarly, he said that the provision of pasting stickers with maximum price list inside the customs yard was not practical in the absence of a bonded warehouse at the customs yard. During the discussion with the NADA delegation, Director General Bhandari said that the Department has been paying attention to ease trade and increase revenue, saying that there is a challenge to implement the system of pasting stickers with maximum price list on all types of automobile items in practice.
During the same discussion, NADA General Secretary Milan Babu Malla asked about the recent notice issued by the Birgunj Customs Office to check the vehicles in the customs yard within the stipulated time.
Issuing a press release issued by the Department of Commerce, Supplies and Consumer Protection on April 30, the discussion focused on the mandatory provision of mentioning the maximum retail price of all goods imported from abroad and compulsorily issuing invoices while selling goods. The meeting was attended by Institutional Vice President of NADA Bhadra Bhandari, Vice President Abhik Jyoti, Secretary Meghraj Poudel, Treasurer Pankaj Agrawal and Joint Treasurer Nilmani Pathak.
