Finance minister AHM Mustafa Kamal on Wednesday said that the scopes to legalise undisclosed money would continue in the next fiscal year, 2021-2022.
Read More »Tax-free income limit to remain unchanged
The government may not raise the tax-free income ceiling for individual taxpayers in the upcoming national budget for the fiscal year 2021-2022.
Read More »Remittance inflow to Bangladesh accounted for 6.6% of GDP in 2020
Bangladesh earned $21.75 billion from expatriates last year — an increase of 18.4% from 2019 — amid the Covid-19 pandemic
Read More »DSEX crosses 5900-mark at opening
Stocks opened sharply higher on Wednesday with the key index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) crossing the 5900-mark in early trading as investors continued their buying spree on major sector stocks.
Read More »Knitwear manufacturers want 1% duty on imported spare parts in FY22
They currently pay 1% duty on imported capital equipment but have to pay 28% to 104% tax on the import of spare parts
Read More »Bangladesh govt to borrow Tk 55b more in May to meet budget deficit
The government has amended the auction calendar to borrow Tk 55 billion more from the scheduled banks to meet the budget deficit only for this month as a falling trend of surplus funds in its accounts, officials said.
Read More »Farm loan release falls behind target in July-March
Monthly average disbursement of farm loans remained behind the target in the July-March period of the fiscal year 2020-2021 despite a spike in March.
Read More »Youtube, FB, Google allowed to pay VAT directly
The National Board of Revenue has completed procedures, including making changes in the VAT registration form and modification of the VAT online software, to give non-resident foreign companies such as Google, Facebook and Youtube direct access to the system.
Read More »Crises in India, Myanmar diverting export orders to Bangladesh
Myanmar’s deepening political crisis and India’s grave coronavirus situation are prompting international retailers and brands to divert work orders to Bangladesh because of its stability and milder-than-expected impacts of the second wave of the infections.
Read More »Govt suffers revenue loss for tax evaded cigarettes
Illegal productions and marketing of cigarettes in remote areas of the country are to be blamed for losing a huge amount of revenues. Those cigarettes, sold in a cheaper price than fixed minimum rates, attracting the low incoming consumers.
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