RBI s payment system to replace existing government payment systems Jammu- Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday formally rolled out e-Kuber payments system of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) here, an official spokesman said.
Financial Commissioner (Finance) Arun Kumar Mehta launched the new system in presence of General Manager, RBI Jammu, Sandeep Mittal and Director General Accounts and Treasuries, Finance Department, Mahesh Dass, the spokesman said.
He said the new payments system of RBI would replace the existing system for the purpose of government payments.
All types of government payments including employee s salaries and pensioner s pensions will be done through RBI s e-Kuber, the spokesman said.
ANGOLA â A Pleasant Lake man is facing a Level 4 felony burglary of a dwelling charge after he allegedly stole items from a Jimmerson Lake seasonal residence on Feb. 7, court records say.
Thomas A. Sitts, 21, was arrested Sunday in Angola on unrelated charges then was served with an arrest warrant for the burglary charge while he was in Steuben County Jail on Tuesday.
Sitts allegedly went to a home on Lane 205 Jimmerson Lake with a friend who was a caretaker of the property, who went there to plow the snow and remove downed branches from the yard, court records say.
While at the property, Sitts was in the garage while the other person performed his tasks. While in the garage, court records say, Sitts could be seen on a security camera, unlocking an entry door to the garage.
A state House bill introduced Wednesday would extend eligibility until Dec. 31 for a key federal unemployment insurance program.
The Republican-sponsored House Bill 107, sponsored by Rep. Julia Howard, R-Davie, makes two changes to state COVID-19 regulations.
A companion Senate Bill 114 was introduced by Sen. Chuck Edwards, R-Buncombe.
The first would affect the federal pandemic emergency unemployment compensation program, which had expired on Dec. 31, 2020.
The second would keep employers contribution base rate at 1.9% for the state s unemployment tax for 2021. A rate increase is scheduled for this year.
Employers pay a tax into the state s UI system between 0.06% and 5.76%. Employers can pay a higher rate based on their history of job cuts and layoffs.
(MENAFN - Khaleej Times) Dubai International Financial Centre has welcomed global payment technology provider Adyen, a company that has a market capitalisation of euro 66.4 billion and processed over euro 303.6 billion worth of transactions in 2020.
Dutch firm Adyen announced their expansion into the Middle East in November 2020. The company selected the DIFC as the location for its regional headquarters, due to the Centre s regional reach and comprehensive ecosystem.
Expanding to Dubai complements Adyen s presence in other leading financial hubs across the world such as New York, London, Hong Kong, Singapore and Tokyo.
The move will enable Adyen s existing merchant base to launch operations in the region seamlessly, whilst providing merchants from the region with frictionless access to the full strength of the Adyen platform.