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Sohel Parvez

Sohel Parvez is the Business Editor of The Daily Star.

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After jute, India seeks anti-dumping duty on PET film

1 October 2026
India’s trade remedies authority has recommended definitive anti-dumping duties of up to $218 per tonne on imports of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) film, widely used in packaging, from Bangladesh for five years.
1 October 2026
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After jute, India seeks anti-dumping duty on PET film

30 September 2026
The move comes just days after India imposed anti-dumping duties of up to $445 per tonne on Bangladeshi jute products
30 September 2026
India Piles New Duties on Bangladeshi Jute Goods

India now moves to levy anti-subsidy duty on jute goods

30 September 2026
Days after imposing fresh anti-dumping duties on jute goods, India has recommended anti-subsidy duties of up to $140.04 per tonne on jute products imported from Bangladesh.
30 September 2026
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News Analysis / Why cheaper money is failing to unlock investment

20 September 2026
Why is the private sector not borrowing money?
20 September 2026
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Why cheaper money is failing to unlock investment

19 September 2026
Over the last couple of years, businesses have raised concerns over high interest rates on loans and urged the Bangladesh Bank (BB) to cut its policy rates to reduce the cost of funds
19 September 2026
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Govt’s bank borrowing exceeds FY26 target by over Tk 47,500cr

1 September 2026
The government’s net borrowing from the banking system stood at Tk 165,538 crore in fiscal year (FY) 2025-26, far exceeding its plan for the year amid falling foreign financing and lower-than-expected revenue collection, according to Bangladesh Bank (BB) data.
1 September 2026
Anti-Dumping Duties by Countries Against Bangladesh

Bangladesh more a target than user of anti-dumping: BFTI study

16 August 2026
Bangladesh has barely used its three trade remedy tools -- anti-dumping, countervailing duty and safeguard measures -- against unfair imports even as it remains a frequent target of such measures abroad, a Bangladesh Foreign Trade Institute (BFTI) study has found.
16 August 2026
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Frequent power cuts put small businesses under pressure

13 August 2026
Amid the rolling blackouts, some businesses are spending more to produce the same amount of goods, while others are taking much longer to meet delivery deadlines
13 August 2026
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Akij Tableware aims to be a product of choice

It has been a decade Akij Ceramics Ltd, a concern of Akij Group, has been operating in the ceramic industry in Bangladesh.
10 January 2022
Tax return submission deadline

Only 37pc taxpayers file returns

Only 37 per cent of 62.77 lakh registered taxpayers filed income tax returns until January 2, the last day for filing income and wealth statements by individuals, according to the National Board of Revenue (NBR).
3 January 2022
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NBR eases bonded warehouse rules to boost exports

With many export-oriented firms facing losses for cancellation of export orders by buyers or other factors and sit with stock of raw materials, the National Board of Revenue (NBR) has relaxed rules regarding holding period of raw materials imported duty-free by firms under bonded warehouse licence.
19 December 2021
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Wheat flour prices rising on higher import costs

Flour prices in Bangladesh have continued to rise, driven by increasing prices of wheat in the global market and falling imports, said industry operators yesterday.
16 December 2021
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Success of business means making positive impact on society

A lot has changed in recent years amid growing consciousness among consumers and understanding among businesses that profit maximisation can’t be the only objective of any business.
15 December 2021
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File returns timely, avoid penalty

Bangladesh has roughly 60 lakh registered taxpayers. And if you are registered with a taxpayer identification number (TIN), it is high time for you to prepare and file your returns of incomes, no matter whether you have taxable income or not.
18 November 2021
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Singer faces Tk 94cr VAT evasion charge

A field office of the National Board of Revenue has brought a VAT evasion allegation against Singer Bangladesh Ltd and claimed nearly Tk 94 crore as indirect tax from the electronics and home appliance seller.
14 November 2021
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Impact of Fuel Price Hike: Living now even harsher for poor

No one knows how the poor man dines, says a Russian proverb that now seems all too fitting in light of the government’s decision to hike the prices of diesel, kerosene and liquefied petroleum gas. 
4 November 2021
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Interest on savings tools: Tax receipts treble in 3 years

The surge in sales of state-backed savings instruments has become a major source of income for the revenue collector in recent years as it charges up to 10 per cent tax on the profits made mainly by pensioners and middle-class families.
27 October 2021
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‘Horizon is bigger than we imagined’

Akij Jute Mills Ltd has poured the whole $20 million, which the Bangladesh Bank in November 2017 granted, from its export retention quota into its subsidiary Akij Resources SDN BHD in Malaysia.
23 October 2021
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Govt drafts guidelines on investing abroad

The government has framed draft rules to allow local firms to set up subsidiaries or buy shares in companies in other countries with a view to facilitating investment abroad.
23 October 2021
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Companies going global to expand footprint

Bangladesh’s people have witnessed a huge surge in entrepreneurial spirit over the last couple of decades.
23 October 2021
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Aman acreage expands

Farmers have expanded Aman paddy cultivation this season encouraged by favourable weather and better prices for the staple in domestic markets.
19 October 2021
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Jute exports slump on costly shipping

The rising shipment of jute and jute goods from Bangladesh has come to a halt owing to higher prices of the raw fibre and unprecedentedly high freight costs.
17 October 2021
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Documents one should submit with tax return

For the last three years Md Saiful Islam has been preparing and submitting his income tax returns all by himself.
14 October 2021
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Bangladesh keeps outrunning India in per capita GDP race

Bangladesh is forecast to remain ahead of India in terms of per capita gross domestic product (GDP) in the next five years to 2026 powered by buoyancy in remittance, exports and agricultural activities.
13 October 2021
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Tax receipts rise as economy recovers

Revenue collection soared nearly 15 per cent to Tk 34,548 crore in the July-August period of the current fiscal year from Tk 30,160 crore, powered by a recovery in economic and business activities since lifting of the countrywide lockdown early August.
4 October 2021
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Uncertainty over Tk 210cr stuck at gateways

With owners of digital commerce companies Evaly and E-orange behind bars and facing trials on allegations of embezzlement, the funds of thousands of customers have been stuck in the payment channels because of legal complexity.
27 September 2021
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Savings certificates still lucrative despite rate cut

By this time, it is known to many that the government has reduced the interest rate on savings certificate and wage earners bond for investments above Tk 15 lakh.
23 September 2021
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E-commerce transactions by cards hit five-month low

Appetite for purchases through online platforms using cards declined in July this year from that a month ago, as people have become cautious in placing orders following a series of scams centring e-commerce companies having started to come to light.
23 September 2021

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