The 20-year tax-exemption support announced in the proposed budget will definitely take Bangladesh’s growing automobile industry to an impressive stage and promote local manufacturing, according to industry insiders.
Read More »BEPZA signs US$ 12m new investment agreement
Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEPZA) signed lease agreement with two fully foreign-owned companies on Sunday. They will invest US$ 12 million to establish factories in Chattogram & Mongla EPZ. Including these two, BEPZA signed investment agreement with 12 companies with total proposed investment of US$ 125.21 million during the …
Read More »Chattogram port to get 283.23 acres land soon for Matarbari port
The Chattogram Port Authority (CPA) will get 283.23 acres of land soon for developing the Matarbari port in a bid to enhance the cargo handling capacity of the country.
Read More »Budget private sector-friendly, says BCI
Terming the proposed budget for the next fiscal year a promising one, Bangladesh Chamber of Industries (BCI) on Friday said the government will face challenges while implementing it.
Read More »Budgetary move to facilitate collecting long-term capital
The government has proposed exemption in capital gain tax applicable at the time of transferring property to trust and Special Purpose Vehicle, and vice versa.
Read More »Businesses call for revisions to tax collection process
They suggested automated tax collection, incentivizing widening of tax net instead of revenue to prevent harassment by collectors
Read More »New hospitals likely to get 10-yr tax holiday
The government is likely to offer a complete tax holiday for the setting up of new hospitals for 10 years to attract new investments in the sector as the ongoing Covid outbreak has exposed the weaknesses of health services in the country.
Read More »Budget FY22: Agriculture, health to get priority
It will be budget for the people, says agriculture minister
Read More »Prioritizing employment generation a must
This requires increasing decentralized government projects and focusing on the desired development of the private sector and SMEs
Read More »Revenue collections set to miss target for FY21
The National Board of Revenue is set to miss its revenue collection target in the outgoing fiscal year 2020-2021 despite a moderate growth in collection in the first 10 months of the year due mainly to the Covid outbreak-induced sluggish economic activities and an ambitious target set for the year.
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