Dhangadhi. Tax awareness program has been held in Kailali. The tax awareness program was organized by Nepal Photographers Association Kailali in collaboration with the Inland Revenue Office, Kailali.

The program was held at the meeting hall of Kailali Chamber of Commerce and Industry. About 180 photographers associated with Nepal Photographers Association Kailali participated in the program.

The program was presided over by Diwakar Singh Thekre, President of Nepal Photographers Association, Kailali, and Bhim Prasad Kafle, Chief of Inland Revenue Office, Kailali, was the chief guest.

The event was attended by Tarka Raj Joshi, Tax Officer of Inland Revenue Office, Kailali and Bhuwan Joshi, Vice President of Federation of Nepal Photographers, Kul Raj Chaudhary, Secretary of Federation of Nepal Photographers, Top Prakash BK, Joint Treasurer, Bharat Bhandari, Member of FNCCI Bharat Bhandari and Press Advisor Uttam Thapa.

On the occasion, the entrepreneurs associated with the photography profession were made aware about the tax related information, business registration, tax process and various topics to be paid attention while operating the business.

Chairman of the program and President of Nepal Photographers Association Kailali, Diwakar Singh Thekere expressed his views on the rights and welfare of photographers, professional security, unity and professional development. He expressed his commitment that the organization will conduct various training related to photography as well as drone training in the coming days to enhance the capacity and efficiency of photographers. He also expressed the view that the organization would be made more active and systematic by giving priority to the problems and needs of photographers.

The participants said that the program, which was organized with the aim of increasing tax related knowledge and professional awareness, was useful and rewarding for the participating photographers. It is believed that the program will further support mutual unity, collaboration and professional development among the professionals involved in the photography profession. The participating photographers also stressed that such awareness and skill-oriented programs should be continued in the coming days.