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Maharashtra government creates GRAS app to pay revenue taxes

The application has been developed by the National Informatics Center (NIC) expert officer Balakrishna Nair and his colleague Vishal Naldurgkar. Taxpayers belonging to any department, other institutions, government offices as well as general public.

Maharashtra government creates GRAS app to pay revenue taxes
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The finance department of the Maharashtra government has created a GRAS (Government Receipt Accounting System) mobile app to pay revenue tax and non-tax amount. Maharashtra State Directorate had started this initiative along with the Department of Accounts and Treasury, which was recently inaugurated by Additional Chief Secretary, Finance, Manoj Saunik.

This app is available on Google Play Store. Its link can also be found on the website and from there users will be directed to Play Store. The application has been developed by the National Informatics Center (NIC) expert officer Balakrishna Nair and his colleague Vishal Naldurgkar.

Taxpayers belonging to any department, other institutions, government offices as well as the general public in any district of Maharashtra can deposit money in a government account using the ‘GRAS’ app anytime. The development of the mobile app is a significant milestone in the Directorate of Accounts and Funds, which handles payments, tax and non-tax payments and most other online transactions. Besides, there is a website of GRAS to make transactions.

Online Retired Generation Modal (OPGM) has been integrated with the service system for the instant retiring of Permanent Retirement Account Number (PRAN) card for new retirees. The Pay Verification Guide Book was published at this time which is useful to the heads of all government and semi-government departments, heads of offices, controllers and drawing and disbursing officers as well as all officers and employees to determine their salaries.

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