- NBR aims to expand the VAT base to increase revenue.
- NBR chairman urged officials to focus on expanding the VAT net rather than growth.
- Officials were advised to change their mindset about revenue collection.
- Good performers will be rewarded, but there is concern over poor VAT performance.
- Officials are encouraged to conduct combing drives to find new VAT payers.
- The chairman emphasized not harassing compliant VAT payers.
- A pre-budget meeting discussed conducting combing drives to ensure all businesses pay VAT.
- The government issued ordinances to increase VAT rates, later adjusted after protests.
- NBR plans to impose a single flat VAT rate if businesses agree.
- The VAT system is currently disorganized, and proper implementation could lower rates for some businesses.
- The VAT Law has been amended multiple times since its introduction.
Source: observerbd.com
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