Lottery Result For Aswin 1 to 15 | Nepal Tax Lottery System: How the New Bill-Based Lottery Works
Nepal has introduced a new taxpayer incentive lottery system to encourage consumers to ask for official bills when purchasing goods and services. The programme, implemented by the Inland Revenue Department (IRD), is designed to make business transactions more transparent while encouraging consumers to participate actively in the tax system.
The new scheme became operational from Shrawan 1, 2083, corresponding to July 17, 2026. Under the programme, eligible consumers can receive opportunities to win cash prizes simply by making purchases and obtaining proper tax invoices.
The tax lottery, officially known as the Taxpayer Incentive Gift Programme, is a government initiative intended to increase the use of official bills and invoices. Instead of treating a bill only as proof of purchase, the government has introduced a system where eligible transactions can also give consumers a chance to win cash prizes.
The main objective is to encourage customers to demand bills from businesses. When more consumers request official invoices, businesses have greater incentive to record their sales accurately. This can help reduce undeclared transactions and improve overall tax compliance.
The programme was announced as part of the government’s fiscal policy for the 2026/27 financial year and is being administered by the Inland Revenue Department.
Consumers can participate when they purchase eligible goods or services and obtain a proper bill. Digital payments, including QR payments, have an important role in the programme.
For eligible purchases made through digital payment methods, consumers can be included in the lottery automatically. However, they should keep the original purchase bill because it may be required if they are selected as a winner.
Consumers who pay in cash can also participate. They need to obtain a valid PAN or VAT bill from the seller and upload the required bill information through the IRD’s designated system. Once the bill is successfully registered, the consumer can receive a prize coupon for the draw.
Only genuine and readable bills are accepted. The official programme portal warns that fake, altered, duplicated or unauthorized invoices can result in rejection of the entry and possible recovery of prizes already paid.
The new system offers both regular and bumper prizes. According to the programme announced by the government, consumers can win Rs 1 Lakh in daily prizes, while a bumper monthly winner can receive Rs 1 million.
The first winners were announced in August 2026. In the initial draw, 15 consumers were selected for daily prizes worth Rs 100,000 each, while one consumer won the Rs 1 million bumper prize. One of the first bumper-prize winners had made a purchase worth only Rs 250 at a grocery store in Kanchanpur.
Prize amounts are subject to applicable taxes, meaning winners may not receive the full announced amount in their bank account.
The lottery is conducted twice during each Nepali month. Purchases made during the first half of the month are considered for a draw on the 16th day. Transactions made during the remaining part of the month are considered for the draw held at the end of the month.
The selection is carried out through a computerized system. The government can also invite officials, representatives and media members during the selection process to improve transparency.
The biggest reason behind the programme is improving tax compliance. In many everyday transactions, consumers may not ask for bills, while some businesses may fail to properly record sales. By giving customers a financial incentive to demand official invoices, the government hopes to create an additional layer of monitoring within the tax system.
The idea is relatively simple: if customers know that keeping a genuine bill could potentially lead to a cash prize, they may be more willing to request an invoice instead of completing an undocumented transaction.
This could increase the number of transactions recorded by businesses and potentially help the government collect taxes more effectively.
Consumers should make a habit of requesting a proper bill whenever they purchase goods or services from businesses covered by the programme. They should also keep the original bill, particularly when making a transaction through QR or another digital payment method.
For cash transactions, consumers should follow the IRD’s bill-registration procedure and provide accurate information. If selected as a winner, they may need to submit documents such as the original bill, identification documents, PAN details and bank account information to claim the prize.
Nepal’s tax lottery system is more than a conventional lottery because its primary purpose is to encourage better tax compliance. By turning everyday purchases into potential prize opportunities, the government is attempting to make consumers more interested in obtaining official invoices.
For shoppers, the process can be beneficial because asking for a genuine bill is already good financial and consumer practice, while the new system adds a chance to receive a cash reward. For the government, increased invoice use could contribute to more transparent business transactions and stronger tax administration.
As the programme develops, its effectiveness will depend on how widely consumers participate, how efficiently winners are selected and paid, and whether businesses consistently issue valid tax invoices.
Lottery Result For Aswin 1 to 15 (September 17 to October 01)
The consumer selection for the Taxpayer Incentive Prize Program covering the period from Aswin 1 to Aswin 15 has been announced. The selection includes one Bumper Winner along with 16 other selected consumers.
The selected Bumper Winner consumer number is:
Bumper Winner: 073110202571
The following consumer numbers were selected for the prize during the Aswin 1 to 15 period:
- 069282304293
- 064283831555
- 067049110440
- 068359452066
- 065199302763
- 072620065189
- 070654364080
- 074815116004
- 066305427939
- 075318650894
- 077740577072
- 073622908262
- 063026080268
- 071029268949
- 076005309831
Consumers who registered eligible bills or invoices during this period can compare their consumer numbers with the selected numbers above. The Bumper Winner is listed separately from the other selected consumers for easier checking.
If your consumer number appears among the selected numbers, follow the applicable prize-claim and verification process. Winners may be required to submit the necessary information and a clear copy or photo of the relevant bill or invoice for verification.
Only genuine and eligible bills or invoices should be used when claiming a prize. Participants should retain their original documentation until the verification and claim process has been completed.
For the latest results, previous consumer selections, prize information, and updates related to the Taxpayer Incentive Prize Program, continue checking the latest announcements on this website.
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