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Punjab (India) Govt. opens seva centres for e-Filing

The government of Punjab, India is moving towards e-Governance. The government will open Bikri Kar Seva Centres to enable e-Filing of returns by dealers.

The government of Punjab, India is moving towards e-Governance. The government will open Bikri Kar Seva Centres to enable e-Filing of returns by dealers.

These centres will also file VAT 35 and VAT 36 forms on the web, so that dealers/transporters would be able to file data at the information collection centres before actual arrival of goods. The state government has already connected all its excise and taxation offices for online working. The state has approved e-Procurement policy and framework and soon it would be implemented. The government is also implementing the computerisation of land records on BOOT basis, while the computerisation of driving licenses and registration of vehicles has already been rolled out in the state.

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