- NBR introduced five new preconditions for VAT exemptions on deemed exports to simplify the process for local suppliers and boost exports
- Deemed exports involve supplying goods or services to export oriented industries or export processing zones within the country
- New requirements include transactions in foreign currency, back to back letters of credit, bonded warehouse operations, and proper recording in Utilisation Declaration or Permission documents
- The move aims to prevent double taxation and simplify operations for sectors like garments, leather, and manufacturing that depend on deemed exports
- Industry officials welcomed the clarification saying it removes complications and encourages local suppliers to sell to exporters without procedural hurdles
Source: thedailystar.net
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