- The National Board of Revenue (NBR) will allow all VAT paper returns to be manually entered into the e-VAT System using a new ‘Hard Copy Return Entry’ sub-module.
- Taxpayers who previously filed paper returns can now input them online themselves, avoiding automatic penalties and interest for late system entry.
- All hard copy returns filed up to March 31, 2026, can be entered into the system without penalty or interest.
- Taxpayers will receive notifications with links to access the new sub-module.
- The initiative aims to make the VAT system more digital, transparent, and taxpayer-friendly.
Source: dhakatribune.com
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