Dhaka May 20, 2025, 8:19 am
Drafts first employment policy of the country
Point-to-point general inflation fell to 5.53 percent in July from 6.02 percent in June. The rate was 5.62 percent in July last year
The new taxpayers would now be identified from the agencies like city corporations, sub-registry offices and Rajdhani Unnayan Kartripakkha (Rajuk)
Banking sector does the worst in many years
The seven-member task force, headed by CIC director Md Shabbir Ahmed, will identify the companies avoiding filing tax returns or obtaining TIN
Wage Rate Index increased by 6.35 percent in FY20 against the growth rate of 6.40 percent in FY19 and 6.45 percent in FY18
Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal expressed his gratitude to the expatriates for their role in keeping the country's economy afloat as it continues to grapple with the pandemic
Since Bangladesh's economy is ravaged by the virus and the government had announced a big stimulus package for economic recovery, it needs external budgetary support
Between January and July, Bangladeshis in the US remitted about $1.65 billion in remittances, while about $1.42 billion came from the UAE
If the various economic indicators continue to fare better, then the revenue collection will increase
Labour migration to get top priority
Meeting with lenders today amid poor fund disbursement from stimulus packages, especially for CMSMEs
Many of Bangladesh’s South Asian peers and other countries around the world are in negative growth or lower growth than projections
Undisclosed money holders have to show their undeclared cash by June 30, 2021
WB set to provide $150m
Covid-19 hits manufacturing hard
The Bangladeshi migrant workers sent US$ 2.59 billion remittance in July, which is a record for a single month and much higher than that of US$ 1.83 billion in June last
Govt's stimulus to save agriculture sector from coronavirus-inflicted damage
VAT wing faces the biggest blow
The disbursed amount is just 7.50 percent of total Tk 200 billion financial support meant for small and medium enterprises (SMEs)
