Bandhan Bank introduces a new service allowing customers and non-customers to pay GST online and offline. The bank also collects taxes and non-tax receipts for the West Bengal government.
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Kolkata, Sep 9 (PTI) Bandhan Bank on Monday announced the launch of a new service that allows its customers and non-customers to pay Goods and Services Tax (GST) through online and offline modes.
"The initiation of GST revenue collections marks another significant milestone in our efforts to bring government services closer to our customers," said Rajinder Babbar, Executive Director & Chief Business Officer.
The Kolkata-based private lender has also been authorised by the West Bengal government to collect taxes and non-tax receipts since February. This mandate allows the bank to collect revenue through the Government Receipt Portal System (GRIPS).
Bandhan Bank currently has over 6,300 banking outlets across India.
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