Bangladesh
finance minister Abdul Maal Abdul Muhith on June 15 made a correction to the
budget document placed before the parliament on June 4 for the fiscal year
2015-2016 and said that the proposed tax at source on import of edible oil
(both raw and refined), rice, broken rice, dried chilli, oil seed, wheat and
sugar, both raw and refined, would not applicable.
In the
original budget document, he proposed two percent source tax on import of those
products earlier which were exempted from source tax.
Muhith
at the parliament on June 15 termed the imposition of the tax as mistake and
said that such mistakes were creating problems and instability in the domestic
market.
Earlier,
on June 8, the Finance Minister corrected the increase of import duty on raw
and refined sugar.
In
the budget document it was proposed to increase the import duty on raw sugar
from Tk 2,000 to Tk 4,000 while on refined sugar to Tk 8,000 from Tk 4,500.
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