Dhaka January 30, 2026, 3:59 am
Businesses deplore, say consumers to pay for this taxing
Agriculturists at a post-rally discussion in Rangpur have said Bangladesh has achieved revolutionary success in the agriculture, fishery and livestock sectors
The government contemplates doling out around Tk 9.80 billion in annual subsidy to civil servants to help them buy homes, which drew critical appreciation, though
A special contact point may work for Japan following an opportunity created for receiving private investment from that country in some big PPP projects through government-to-government (G2G) arrangement
The National Board of Revenue (NBR) decided to offer local companies Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) facility from March aiming to minimise time and cost for trade related works.
Despite tremendous economic potential, many sectors in Bangladesh fail to attract investors due mainly to a lack of adequate information on the country’s investment climate.
SoBs seek to realise commission on services they provide on behalf of govt
The inflow of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) increased slightly in the first half (H1) of the current fiscal year (FY18).
Revenue collection under the Large Taxpayer Unit (LTU) of Value Added Tax (VAT) witnessed a 19 percent growth in the first six months of fiscal 2017-18, removing fear for a fall in revenue mobilization due to non-implementati
Dhaka sent three project proposals to New Delhi recently for getting endorsement of receiving nearly US$1.37 billion fund from the third phase of India’s US$4.5 billion Line of Credit (LoC-III)
Bangladesh Enterprise Institute (BEI) has started a comprehensive work to design the `Trade Policy Advocacy Agenda 2018’
Bangladesh has jumped four spots to 23 in an annual ranking of the worlds’ leading emerging markets
Since 2006, SAFTA has contributed significantly to free trade in the region, which has reached $1.2 billion. But still it remains below its potential
FBCCI emphasised on upgrading efficiency of Chittagong and other seaports to facilitate overall business.
Bangladesh is poised to borrow $450 million worth of loan from the Scale-up Facility Fund (SUF) of the World Bank (WB) soon, accepting the terms and conditions almost identical to those of the Bank’s hard-term lending window
“Thereafter, Bangladesh Bank will calculate HPI on regular basis by applying Laspeyeres and Hedonic method by using information/data from authentic sources,” said the central bank said in its latest annual report.
