Dhaka May 24, 2025, 2:26 pm
ICAB said that the government spending will have to increase in all sectors where domestic products and services are used… as a result, employment in the country and the flow of money to the people will rise
The government has set the next fiscal’s revenue target at Tk 3.89 trillion, which is achievable considering the country’s economic volume and the number of people with taxable income
It has also advocated for whitening untaxed money for investment in the private sector
Analysts have forecast increased reliance on foreign aid as the government targets 2.9-percent external assistance of the gross domestic product (GDP) to minimise deficit
Eminent economist Dr Atiur Rahman has said the government should prioritise vaccinating 60 to 70 per cent of the population as soon as possible to get success in social and economic recovery from pandemic-induced slowdown
CSOs criticized national budget 2021-22 and opined as Bank Sector reform is fundamental
The government’s work is not revenue generation only. Its major objective is employment generation. The fiscal measures will help it
"With a view to achieving social inclusion of the third gender, besides introducing a special provision, I propose to fix the tax-free ceiling at Taka 3,50,000 for this community,” said Finance Minister A H M Mustafa Kama
Allocation for at least 14 ministries and divisions has been reduced in the proposed budget for fiscal 2021-22 compared to the proposed allocation of the previous fiscal year
The independent think-tank made the suggestion while sharing their observation at an event – An Analysis of the National Budget for FY2021-22 – in the capital on Friday
TIB is also drawing attention to the fact that this discriminatory and unconstitutional benefit should not be included in any other way out of respect to the honest taxpayers
In ensuring balanced development, attracting investment and improving business environment, the importance of reform is immense
Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal revealed this information while presenting the budget for 2021-2022 fiscal year on Thursday afternoon
As per the proposed budget document, the poverty rate has also become half in the last 15 years. The poverty rate was 41.5 percent in FY 2005-2006 and now it has come down to 20.5 percent
The amount is consistent with that of the current fiscal year’s budget, but needs to be maintained as the Covid-19 continues to ravage the world
To achieve a robust economic growth in the next fiscal defying the challenges posed by the pandemic, the government has unfolded the budget for the 2021-22 fiscal with a mixed bag of tax support, tax holiday and exemption
The proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year will not be able to play its due role in offsetting the economic hardship arriving from the coronavirus pandemic, the Centre for Policy Dialogue said in budget review
With the announcement of the proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year (2021-22), a number of products are expected to see fluctuation in prices both upward and downward
More than 1.2 million beneficiaries will include
In its initial reaction, the chamber body said the budget is a big one with an aim to economic recovery and effort to balance between lives and livelihood
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