Bandhan Bank's new service allows GST payment through online, offline modes

Bandhan Bank's new service allows GST payment through online, offline modes

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Category : Business and economics Published on: September 12 2024

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  • Bandhan Bank announced the launch of a new service that will facilitate its customers and non-customers to pay Goods and Services Tax (GST) through online and offline modes.
  • Since February, Bandhan Bank has been authorised by the West Bengal government to collect taxes and non-tax receipts through the Government Receipts Portal System (GRIPS.
  • Bandhan Bank operates over 6,300 banking outlets across the India, and this service is a significant milestone in the bank's expansion in government revenue collection.
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