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  • India launches e-payment gateway

    Pranab Mukherjee, India’s Finance Minister, launched the Government Electronic Payment Gateway (GePG) on Monday, 31 October 2011, a system that will serve as a single window for all transfers and payments from the government.

    The system, covering all central government departments and ministries, is expected to eliminate almost twenty million cheques. When fully operational, it is expected to cover a total payment of over Rs6,00,000 crore (US$122 billion).

    GePG will facilitate direct credit of dues from the government into the account of beneficiaries using digitally signed electronic advice (e-advice).

  • India local govt bodies to get e-payment facilities

    The Indian government is furthering its drive to streamline public services delivery by providing more e-payment facilities to local self-government bodies.

    The Information Kerala Mission (IKM), the flagship e-governance project of the Government of Kerala, is poised to introduce e-payment facilities to several municipalities and villages in the county including Kasargod and Manjeswaram.

    M. Shamsuddin, Executive Chairman and Director of IKM said Kasargod will be the first municipality to enable tax payers to pay land and property tax online.

  • India Post launches electronic money order service

    The Department of Posts in India has taken an important step towards more e-government services with the launch of a new electronic money order service.

    The electronic Indian postal order (eIPO) service is initially provided specifically for Indian citizens abroad who want to pay for a Right to Information (RTI) request.

    India brought in its Right to Information law back in 2005, allowing citizens to request information from any public authority. For citizens abroad, the transparency law allows them to gain information direct from government to help them unravel conflicting information on Indian governance as reported in the media.

  • India: Bihar: Modi launches e-payment of VAT

    The commercial tax department is observing 2010-11 as e-governance year during which the department will be fully computerized. Under this plan, the department has launched "Mission Mode Project for Computerisation of Commercial Taxes Administration" at a cost of Rs 51.21 crore.

    This was announced by deputy CM-cum-finance minister Sushil Kumar Modi on Saturday here at a launching function of "e-payment of VAT" organised by Punjab National Bank. He said under mission mode project, online facility for filing C' and F' forms, registration, tax payment, seeking refund, filing complaint will be made available.

  • India: Bihar: SK Modi urges Centre for e-payment in banks

    Bihar deputy chief minister SK Modi today urged the Centre to arrange for e-payment in all banks for realisation of taxes.

    Lack of e-payment facility with banks other than the State Bank of India was the biggest hurdle in the way of realisation of taxes and the Centre should take immediate initiatives for it, Modi told a workshop on e-governance organised by the International Finance Corporation (IFC).

    Stating that the Central Excise department was availing e-payment facilities from 26 leading banks in India, he said "but similar facilities don't exist in states, including Bihar.

  • India: e-payment of direct taxes may be made mandatory

    The Income-Tax Department wants to popularise e-payment of taxes among the 3.2 crore-odd income tax assessees in the country. Towards this end, the department may, from January 1, make it mandatory for certain categories of assessees to pay direct taxes only through the e-payment mode.

    Indications are that e-payment of direct taxes would become mandatory for corporates to begin with. Already, corporates are required to file their income-tax returns through the electronic route only.

  • India: E-Payment of excise and service tax mandatory for assessees of Rs. 50 lakh and above

    Finance Minister launches Electronic Accounting System in Excise and Service Tax

    For all the assessees paying excise and service tax to the tune of Rs. 50 lakh and above per annum, it will be mandatory to make the payment through e-mode from 1st April, 2007. This was disclosed by the Finance Minister, Shri P. Chidambaram while launching the Electronic Accounting System in Excise and Service Tax (EASIEST) here today. Corporates are already familiar with the e-payment mode of the income tax.

  • India: E-tickets form 98 percent of online rail reservations

    E-tickets accounted for 98 percent of the total 6.85 crore train tickets, booked online till October-end in the current fiscal. With e-ticket (electronic ticket) booking facility, the Railways allowed passengers to take a ticket print-out at their end after booking the ticket.

    The i-ticket (Internet-ticket) facility, introduced by the Railways in 2002-03, allows users to book a ticket through the Internet, reports Business Line. But the ticket print-out is taken by Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) and delivered by post to the passengers. The Railways, which launched e-tickets in 2005 after about a year of delay since the proposal was envisaged - feared that the e-tickets may be misused. E-tickets have proven to be a hit since their launch. Apart from the sheer ease of taking the print-out at the user's end without having to wait for a courier delivery, the fact that the service charge for booking e-tickets are cheaper than i-tickets also helped.

  • India: Haryana: New web portal of HUDA for online Payment soon

    Haryana Chief Secretary, Mrs Urvashi Gulati will launch the new web portal of Haryana Urban Development Authority(HUDA) on September 14, 2010.

    While stating this here today, a spokesman of the HUDA said that the portal would enable the citizens to make online payments directly through the bank account and also by way of credit cards. With the launch of this facility, HUDA would become the lead development authority in the country to have implemented such a programme.

    He said that the web portal would minimize the risk of carrying cash to the banks and would also reduce the burden of making bank drafts and standing in queue. The allottee would no longer have to worry for the posting of vouchers in his account. The payment deposited by the allottees would be reflected immediately in his or her property account. A confirmation to this effect would be sent on the e-mail address of the allottee.

  • India: Himachal introduces e-payment gateway for depositing VAT

    With excise and taxation department having launched an e-payment gateway for depositing VAT, chief minister Prem Kumar Dhumal today launched the portal by accepting the first e-tax payment on the new facility.

    Sanjay Guleria, director, Symbiotic Drugs and Diabetic Care Private Limited, Parwanoo made the first VAT e-payment by depositing Rs 99,999/- through the new online facility.

    Speaking on the occasion, Dhumal said efforts in extending e-governance had enabled the government to extend electronic payment of VAT for businessman. Initially the facility would be available to the traders having TIN Numbers, he added.

  • India: Himachal Pradesh CM launches new web portal for e-payment

    Prof. Prem Kumar Dhumal, Chief Minister today launched New Web Portal of Excise and Taxation Department for e-payment of VAT at his Office Chamber here today by accepting payment of Rs. 99,999 from Shri Sanjay Guleria, Director, Symbiotic Drugs and Diabetic Care Private Limited, Parwanoo and issuing them hard copy of the electronically generated receipts.

    Chief Minister congratulated the Excise and Taxation Department for launching the e-enabled Web Portal to facilitate businessmen of the State with electronic payment of VAT and adding a new chapter into the e-governance endeavours of the State Government. He said that initially the facility would be available to the traders having TIN Numbers issued by the Department of Excise and Taxation and having their accounts in the State Bank of India and Punjab National Banks. He said that with the launch of the facility, VAT payers would be able to deposit their payments electronically upto 9.00 PM every day and the payment made after that would be accounted for on the next date. He said that it was internet enabled operation at reduced cost based upon citizen-centric perspective for improved convenience of the people. He said that the facility would enable the businessman to make payment from any part of the world through email and save them from all hassles they had been experiencing in depositing the VAT etc. in the respective offices in person. He said that Department would soon be launching e-return service for the benefit of the traders.

  • India: Insurer partners Rajasthan government for premium payments

    Policyholders of ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Co in Rajasthan will now be able to pay their premium in cash at 626 'e-Mitra' service centres spread across 13 districts of the state.

    The insurer has entered into a strategic partnership to this effect with the government of Rajasthan. e-Mitra is an e-governance initiative of the state government.

    Customers can now walk into the listed e-Mitra kiosks, produce their acknowledgement letters and policy numbers, and make their premium payments in cash.

  • India: Karnataka: Bangalore: Track all civic spending online

    Civic body plans to fully computerise accounting system and give you online access to all payment, contractor and project details in a month

    The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) plans to completely computerise its finance wing in a month to help every Bangalorean monitor online how his municipal tax money is being spent.

    It will also allow you to pay taxes online.

  • India: Karnataka: E-payment centres for villages

    Sweating it out in the long winding queues at bill payment counters may soon be a thing of the past for Karnataka’s villagers if the state government’s ambitious plan of adding 5,000 e-governance centres in deliver various services takes wings.

    The Karnataka e-governance department, the nodal agency for implementing various e-governance projects under the National egovernance plan, plans to extend e-governance services to the rural areas by adding around 5,000 centres. To be built on the lines of those in Bangalore, the centres will deliver services of government and private departments to the citizens.

  • India: Maharashtra: Mumbai: Civic tax: 3 in 3 lakh SMSed payments

    Despite 80 per cent of Mumbaikars being mobile phones users, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s (BMC) much-touted “payment of tax through SMS” seems to have been largely snubbed. Of the three lakh tax payers in the city, the service was availed by only three, making a total payment of Rs 7,700. After the civic administration introduced payments through internet — which also didn’t find much favour with citizens — this is the second such failure for the BMC.

  • India: Maharashtra: Mumbai: From next month, use your cellphone to pay your property, water bills

    Instead of traveling all the way to the ward office and standing in serpentine queues, Mumbaiites can soon pay their property and water bills through just one SMS to 57575. Taking e-governance a step further, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) plans to formally launch the payment of tax bills through SMS on mobile phones by January 1, 2009.

    The civic administration has already completed the pilot project, with 100 transactions across Mumbai for payment of tax bills for a minimum amount by way of SMSes. Citizens will be required to purchase an ITZ card — a pre-paid cash card — for the bill payment.

  • India: Maharashtra: Pune: Filing of tax returns up by 20%

    The computerisation of the Income Tax department has resulted in a greater number of people filing their tax returns. The e-filing of tax returns has picked up over the years in Pune, with a sharp rise of 20 per cent compared with last year with 50-60 per cent returns, on an average filed through the e-route.

    Speaking to Newsline, SK Jha, Chief Commissioner of Income Tax-2, Pune, who was in the four-member committee from India that visited Canada in 1993 to study about the computerisation of the Income Tax department, said that the transition from paper workto e-governance has eliminated the red-tapism and brought in more transparency. "Before the introduction of e-governance the paper works regarding filing of returns, processing, scrutiny and monitoring were time consuming task. The computerisation has not only eliminated the time delay in office work but also have benefited the common tax payer in a big way," he said.

  • India: Mangalore: Bajpe Airport to have e-payment Facility Soon

    The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has declared 2007 as the year of e-governance. The AAI in association with Syndicate Bank will implement the e-payment facility at Bajpe airport, here, in the next two months, said Durga Shanker Mishra, Chief Vigilance Officer, AAI, on Wednesday.

    He was speaking to presspersons at the airport on the sidelines of a function organised to present the national "Best fire station award for 2004" to Bajpe airport.

  • India: Online becomes the order of the day in Orissa for transport payments

    The citizens of Orissa state can hereinafter have a sigh of relief to pay transport fees. Online payment system has come in handy for them, making the state as the first one to introduce online payment for tax, application, processing of license and issue of vehicle permits. Termed as e-DISHA, the online system offers value based for the people of Orissa. It will be easily accessible and largely available. The users of this system can have the necessary data for reference at any time.

  • India: Orissa becomes the first state to launch online payment of transport services

    People in Orissa need not have to run to the Regional Transport Offices (RTO) and stand in long queues to pay their motor vehicle tax or to apply for a License or to apply for the permit of their commercial vehicles. They can apply for these facilities online from Wednesday onwards.

    Orissa also on Wednesday became the first state in the country to simultaneously introduce online services for three separate facilities, like, online payment of tax and fee, web-based application and appointment system for Learners License and anywhere anytime application and issuance of vehicle permits.

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