Nepal Receipt Lottery
The Nepal receipt lottery is the Inland Revenue Department draw that shoppers also call the Nepal tax lottery. A receipt enters only when it is a PAN or VAT bill for a personal purchase over Rs. 100. A plain cash memo with no tax invoice does not. This site is an independent checker for coupons published on prize.ird.gov.np.
Which receipt counts in the Nepal receipt lottery
A supermarket slip, restaurant bill, pharmacy receipt, or other shop receipt can enter when it shows the seller’s PAN or VAT number and the purchase is personal and over Rs. 100. Estimate slips, quotations, order tokens, and handwritten totals with no tax invoice do not.
A QR or card receipt is entered from the payment itself. The coupon is the transaction reference in your bank or wallet, not a number printed on the paper. A cash receipt has to be registered at prize.ird.gov.np during the fortnight dated on that receipt. Registering it later misses that draw.
How to check a Nepal receipt lottery result
Search that coupon on the results pages or on prize.ird.gov.np. Draws run twice a month, for the 1st to the 15th and for the 16th through the end of the month. Daily prizes are Rs. 100,000 and the bumper prize is Rs. 10,00,000, before a 25 percent tax.
Winners claim within 15 days at an Inland Revenue Office. Bring the original receipt, an identity document, and bank details. This site lists the published coupons and does not pay the prize.
Receipt lottery, bill lottery, and tax lottery
The Nepal receipt lottery, the Nepal bill lottery, and the Nepal tax lottery are one programme. Use this page when you are holding a shop receipt or a QR slip. The bill lottery page walks through the same rules in tax-invoice terms, including what to copy off a cash bill before you register it.
Nepal receipt lottery questions
What is the Nepal receipt lottery?
The Nepal receipt lottery is the Inland Revenue Department taxpayer incentive. Shoppers also call it the Nepal tax lottery and the Nepal bill lottery. A personal purchase over Rs. 100 with a PAN or VAT receipt can enter.
Does every shop receipt enter the Nepal receipt lottery?
No. The receipt must be a real PAN or VAT invoice for a personal purchase over Rs. 100. Estimate slips, quotations, transport, airfare, commercial purchases, and receipts from sellers without PAN or VAT do not enter.
How does a QR receipt enter the Nepal receipt lottery?
QR and card payments are entered automatically. The coupon is the transaction reference in your bank or wallet. A cash receipt is entered only after you register it at prize.ird.gov.np before that fortnight ends.
How do I check a Nepal receipt lottery result?
Search the coupon on this site’s results or on prize.ird.gov.np. If it won, claim within 15 days at an Inland Revenue Office with the original receipt, an identity document, and bank details. A 25 percent tax is deducted from the prize.