Dhaka May 18, 2025, 3:18 am
Businesspeople alleged irregularities, mismanagement, corruption and lack of coordination between the customs authority and the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) are several reasons behind the revenue deficit
A writ has been filed with the High Court challenging the legality of the decision fixing fees for entering river port terminals across the country.
orkers' union submitted a memorandum to the tea garden owners, demanding Tk 260 as the minimum daily pay along with free accommodation and treatment facilities
With introduction of the automation system at the SAIA, the air passengers can easily pay their air-freight through Sonali Bank from now
Fall in sale of savings tools, revenue shortfall trigger it
State-run Petrobangla inked LNG sales and purchase agreement with RasGas in September 2017. RasGas later in January 2018 merged with QatarGas
The banking sector also remains comfortable with the liquidity position
International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, in partnership with Bangladesh Bank, identified steps to promote the domestic green bond market in Bangladesh as a way to mobilise capital for climate
Increased aquaculture investment and productivity, fish production will continue to grow through 2030 and outpace demand
Loss of revenue leads to plugging hole in new VAT law
Finance ministry rejects prayer of sanctioning Tk 4.95 billion
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a sister concern of the World Bank, would float the taka-linked bond equivalent to US$10 million on the London bourse in the first phase
Although the feed industries are import-dependent, they are heavily taxed which is unfair and responsible for increased price of meat, egg and fish
The main goal for providing 2.0 percent stimulus by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is to increase the inward remittance flow through legal channel
The Chittagong Port Authority has taken up a Tk 185.80 billion project for constructing the multi-purpose port at Matarbari to be financed by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
The government plans to introduce a system of fixing fair rawhide prices for every Eid-ul-Azha to satisfy both owners of sacrificial animals and traders
The state-run agency suffers the financial loss as it often sells essential commodities at subsidised rates to keep their prices stable
As part of restricting sales of national saving certificates, the government is currently making a database of the buyers of the tools
The circular allowed loan defaulters to reschedule their loans with a repayment period for 10 years and get further loans
FRC upbeat about positive impact on financial market
