- Syed Ershad Ahmed, president of AmCham, emphasized the need to revise the tax-free income limit in response to inflation
- He stressed the importance of automating the overall taxation system using technology and data-driven approaches
- NBR proposed a 15 percent standard VAT rate for FY25, potentially impacting imported goods
- Ahmed highlighted the need to regulate the VAT rate and exempt essential products
- Extending tax holiday for Bangladesh’s ICT sector would attract investors and fuel growth.
Source: thedailystar.net
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