Dhaka June 29, 2025, 3:57 pm
Experts fear further rise in the current fiscal
Some headwind stemmed from slowed down export and import growth due to shrinking global economic growth" may have a negative impact on the country's economic expansion outlook for the FY20
The field-level office has also outnumbered other regions in terms of online VAT returns submission
Chattogram Port (CP), the principal port of Bangladesh has achieved this glory by handling over three million TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units) containers this year
BB urged to strengthen monitoring on incentive
To ensure cargo security and tax evasion, the National Board of Revenue (NBR) is now planning to hold talks with the businesses where the importance of mandatory use of electronic seal and lock will be highlighted
Experts question full utility, cost overrun
Govt tightens allocation of additional resources
Bangladesh, which once was the world’s poorest nations, is now the fastest-growing economy in Asia, the WEF said
Delays at CCH in releasing raw materials
Its network bring 100pc areas of the country by 2024
Total value of the secondary trading of treasury bills and treasury bonds stood at Tk 233.49 billion in the January-November period of 2019. The value was Tk 110.36 billion in the same period of 2018
Current 2019-20 fiscal year, gross FDI inflows were recorded at 1,652 million US dollars against 1,568 million US dollars in the same period a year earlier
NBR chief makes the disclosure at uniform unveiling event
BGMEA alerts its member factories
Draft to be placed in board meeting today
The project titled “Khanpur Inland Container and Bulk Terminal” involving an estimated cost of Tk392 crore will be placed before the Executive Committee of the National Economic Council (Ecnec) meeting on Tuesday
The Chittagong port recorded over 3.0 million containers during the period from January to December 21. This milestone has put the port on the list of ports of three million TEUs
The three projects was undertaken by the Power Division, the Energy and Mineral Resources Division and the Bangladesh Railway
Cement makers demanded a waiver of 8.0 percent non-adjustable AIT imposed on imported raw materials and supply of products to ensure the sustainable development of the industry
-2019-12-23-12-01-40.jpg)
