- E-commerce sector concerned about VAT increase from 5% to 15% in FY26 budget
- Businesses fear profit margins will be further eroded
- Mohammad Sahab Uddin urges government to reconsider decision
- VAT hike may lead to price increases for online products
- High inflation already affecting demand and sales
- Daraz Bangladesh states small and medium enterprises will be disproportionately affected
- VAT increase poses obstacle to e-commerce growth and global competitiveness
- Potential threat to future foreign investment in the sector
- Waseem Alim highlights transparency of e-commerce turnover
- Bangladesh lags behind peer economies in digital commerce
- E-commerce optimizes limited infrastructure use in Bangladesh
- Potential to reduce urban infrastructure pressure by 20% or more
- Bangladeshi startups face venture capital shortage and resource constraints
Source: tbsnews.net
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