Dhaka July 7, 2025, 5:24 am
Instead of the tax fair, the NBR would observe a tax week for the taxpayers' return submission
Many projects have been listed at the initial stage without considering viability or marketability, which would be scrutinised
Salman tells AmCham discussion
A good number of programmes has been taken up in the current fiscal year. So, it is required to adopt specific and time-bound plans to implement the programmes
Disbursement of foreign money from the aid pipeline is very important for the government this year
Banks have so far disbursed Tk 21.0 billion or over 10 percent of the total package amounting to Tk 200 billion
Bangladesh received remittances worth $4.56 billion during this July-August period while single month remittance inflow in August, 2020 reached $1.96 billion
DNCC mayor Md Atiqul Islam launched the drive from the councillor’s office of Mohammadpur 33 number ward at 11:00am on Tuesday
Food inflation rose to 6.08 percent in August from 5.70 percent in July, but the non-food inflation rate declined at 5.05 percent in last month from 5.28 percent in July
NBR issues 187-page circular clarifying investment procedure
In the first 27 days of August, the expatriate Bangladeshis sent $1.72 billion
Out of the total Tk 66.29 billion costs, Tk 20.71 billion will come from the government’s internal resources while the remaining Tk 45.94 billion will come from the external sources as the project aid
Once it is introduced, any business firm would be able to make VAT payment with ease and comfort through using mobile financial services like bkash, Rocket, and Nagad
From now on, no money can be spent in the expectation of supplementary approval without the prior consent of the Finance Division
City corporation has decided to launch the drive at a time when its tax earning is being seriously affected due to corona pandemic
The loans distributed by the banks stood at Tk 10.95 trillion by the end of July with a 9.2 percent year-on-year growth
Financial sector's inefficiencies and other constraints hamper the investments needed to maintain the growth momentum
It seeks greater support to Bangladesh’s low-carbon climate-resilient dev strategies
Bangladesh has made a success in reducing the number of people living below the upper and lower poverty lines, lowering the percentage of undernourished population and stunted children
Covid-19 crisis is sending shockwaves around the globe, these countries (LIDCs) are in a particularly difficult position to respond
