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14 Jun 20244 Minute Read

Nepal’s Tax-to-GDP ratio is the highest in South Asia: Are we spending it wisely?

While primarily focusing on eradicating revenue leakages and ensuring fiscal good governance, the government should equally put their resources into ensuring that the people’s taxes are utilized in a way to create maximum happiness for the maximum number of people.

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