The government, for the first time in Bangladesh, has announced tax rates for five years to provide businesses with greater policy certainty and help create jobs, said Rashed Al Mahmud Titumir, the prime minister's adviser on planning and economic affairs

Finance Division says structural weaknesses holds back revenue growth

Country’s fast-growing motorcycle fleet and rising fatality rates contrast with helmet imports declared at a fraction of their retail value

The National Board of Revenue (NBR) has instructed all customs houses and stations to keep import and export operations running on a limited scale during the upcoming Eid-ul-Azha holidays.

The vehicles should have a minimum of 17 seats, including the driver

The Bangladesh Economic Association (BEA) placed the recommendation to the NBR

This is the second extension of the deadline

The expenditure hit Tk 1.07 lakh crore, down from Tk 1.15 lakh crore in the previous year

Investments and donations in fourteen (14) specified sectors have been made eligible for tax rebate, subject to Section 78 of the Income Tax Act, 2023 and Part III of the Sixth Schedule

The National Board of Revenue (NBR) yesterday extended the income tax return submission deadline for companies by one month-- to April 15.

The revenue authority said the decision was taken in the public interest

Threatening messages based on fabricated claims have been sent through fake email addresses

Work on the upcoming budget has already begun, says the tax administrator

The tax administration issued a notification in this regard today

The NBR has introduced a special registration system for Bangladeshi taxpayers abroad

The NBR said the VAT burden on consumers will decline by one-fifth due to the restructuring

Technical disruptions necessitated the move in the public interest.

After many years, Bangladesh’s 13th Parliamentary Election has injected a rare festive mood into public life. Political parties have unveiled their manifestos with unusual care, and voters appear genuinely engaged, scrutinising promises rather than merely consuming slogans.

The original deadline was November 30

Bangladesh may fall behind peers and competing economies without radical reforms in tariffs and trade facilitation within five years, an economist warned today.