Bangkok, The Comptroller General's Department has issued standards for e-Government Receipt formats, hoping to facilitate government agencies and the public. Mrs. Patricia Mongkhonvanich, Director-General of the Comptroller General's Department, revealed that at present government agencies use receipts according to the form specified by the Ministry of Finance. It does not cover the case of issuance of electronic receipts. Therefore, the Comptroller General's Department has prescribed additional electronic receipt formats for government agencies or e-Government Receipt. So that government agencies that collect or receive payments through the electronic service system (e-Service) can issue electronic receipts that are in line with international standards. It is as specified by the Electronic Transactions Development Agency (Electronic Transactions Development Agency). 'Determining the form of electronic receipt or e-Government Receipt for government agencies to use in that process. To benefit government age ncies Linked to the agency's e-service system. Can be stored in electronic form. Reduce paper use Facilitating citizens who come to contact government officials For government agencies that have already made an agreement with the Comptroller General's Department to use electronic receipts. can continue to use according to the original agreement,' said the Director-General of the Comptroller General's Department. Director General of the Comptroller General's Department Added that The Comptroller General's Department has developed a central payment system for government services or the e-payment portal of Government to receive payments of income or other money from citizens or businesses and send the money to the treasury on behalf of government agencies. Government agencies can issue payment notifications (Bill Payment) for service recipients. (People and businesses) can use it to make payments through specified channels such as Mobile Banking and Internet Banking or pay online through the website with a cred it or debit card. and when the service recipient has completed payment The system will issue an electronic receipt (e-Receipt) to the service recipient. The system will receive and send such income to the treasury account. Then the accounts will be automatically recorded in the new electronic government financial management system (New GFMIS Thai) for government agencies. Which government agency has not developed an agency e-service system, but collects or receives payments? and wish to use the service through such system To receive payments from citizens and businesses by electronic means which can be linked to the issuance of electronic receipts You can report your request in writing to the Comptroller General's Department. If you have any questions, you can ask for more information at the Comptroller General's Department Call Center at 0 2270 6400 during business hours. Source: Thai News Agency