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Welcome to BDResearch.org Online National Budget 2010-11 Webcasting
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Government of Bangladesh is announcing the National Budget 2010-2011 at 1600 hours (BDT Time)
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Honourable Finance Minister is entering the National Parliament for delivering the Budget Speech
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Honourable Finance Minister A.M.A Muhit started his Budget Speech
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Vision is to achieve Digital Bangladesh
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According to the latest
forecast, the world economic growth is expected to reach 4.2 percent in
2010 whereas it shrank to 0.6 percent in 2009.
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According to the final computation, Bangladesh recorded 5.7
percent growth in FY2008-09 in place of the estimated 5.9 percent growth.
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overall economic growth in FY2009-10 will be 6 percent.
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The total expenditure was estimated at Tk. 1,13,819
crore (16.6 percent of GDP) in FY 2009-10 budget.
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In FY 2009-10, the allocation for
cash incentive/subsidy in export sector was scaled up to Tk. 2,100 crore
with an increase of Tk. 300 crore.
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Tk. 2,500 crore in the budget of FY 2009-10
for supporting PPP (Public Private Partnership).
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allocate Tk. 3,000 crore for PPP sector for the next
fiscal year.
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‘Bangladesh Infrastructure Finance Fund’
(BIFF) is formed to strengthen PPP activities and to
encourage the potential investors. An amount Tk.
1,600 crore has already been placed in this fund
from the allocation made for PPP this year.
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Government is
formulating the sixth 5-year plan.
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Government has already drafted
two documents; a perspective plan for the period up to 2021 and a 5-year
plan for the period covering 2010-15.
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economic growth will be 6.7 percent in the next
fiscal year.
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increase revenue collection by 0.5 percent of GDP each year
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increase
ADP allocation to 6.0 percent of GDP
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increase investment to 32.0 percent of GDP.
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inflation at 6.5 percent in next year
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In FY 2010-11, total estimated
revenue income will be Tk. 92,847 crore, which is
11.9 percent of GDP.
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the estimated NBR
tax revenue will be Tk. 72,590 crore (9.3% of GDP).
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The estimated tax
revenue from non NBR sources will be Tk. 3,452 crore
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From non-tax
sources Tk. 16,805 crore (2.6% of GDP).
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FY 2010-11, the total expenditure has been
estimated at Tk. 1,32,170 crore.
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21.2 percent is
allocated for overall agriculture sector (agriculture, rural development,
rural institutions and water resources)
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15.78 percent for power and
energy
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15 percent for communication (roads, railway, bridges, river
transport, civil aviation and tele-communication)
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24.2 percent for human
resources (education, health, science and technology).
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33.3 percent of total outlay has been allocated to social infrastructure of
which, 23.9 percent is allocated to human development (education, health,
science and technology and other related sectors).
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30.4
percent of total outlay has been proposed for physical infrastructure of
which 16.9 percent goes to wider agriculture and rural development, 7
percent to overall communication sector and 4.6 percent to power and
energy.
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21.1 percent of total outlay has been proposed for general service
sector that includes an allocation of 9.6 percent of total outlay for PPP
projects, cash incentives for various industries and implementation of last
year’s pay commission.
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15.1 percent will be spent for interest payment and net lending
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Government has taken
steps to produce 9,426 MW power by 2015.
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837
km of power grid lines, 17 sub-stations and
more than15,000 km of distribution lines in next 3 years
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The Renewable Energy Policy has already been
prepared
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‘Sustainable Energy Development Agency’ (SEDA) has been set up
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allocate Tk.6,115 crore for power and energy sector
development and non-development combined, for the next financial year.
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allocate Tk. 4,000 crore for subsidy in agricultural sector in the budget for
FY2010-11.
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FY2010-11,
targets have been fixed to produce and distribute 1,18,450 MT
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In 2010-11, adopted schemes to grow hybrid paddy
in 12 lakh hectares and salinity resistant Bri-47 in 50 percent of salinity
affected 10 lakh hectares of land.
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allocation of Tk. 300 crore in Expansion of Irrigation
and Removal of Water
Logging
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target of distribution of agricultural loan to Tk. 12,000
crore.
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Tk.
412 crore for Agricultural
Research Fund
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‘Agriculture Insurance’
scheme to provide the small and medium farmers
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allocate Tk. 7,492 crore, for development and nondevelopment
budget combined, for the Ministry of Agriculture in FY
2010-11.
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In FY2010-11, production target for cattle and poultry vaccine has
been fixed at 41.63 crore doses.
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Tk.
861 crore, development and non-development budget combined, for
fisheries and livestock sector
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4-Year Gorai River
Dredging Project with an estimated cost of Tk.
942.14 crore
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Taka 1,588 crore as block allocation in the ADP for dredging and construction of Padma
Bridge.
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construction of 270 km flood protection and
coastal embankment, repairing of another 2,520
km, construction/repairing of 1,600 flood control
structures, maintenance of 40 km new river banks
and repairing 75 km in FY 2010-11.
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bring 15,000 hectares of land under irrigation
facility in FY2010-11.
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undertaken to protect 20,000 hectares of land from salinity every year.
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undertaken to recover 18,000 hectares of land in the
coastal areas by constructing embankments.
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rehabilitate 16,000 poor families in about 11,055 hectares of
land.
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allocate Tk. 2,049 crore,
development and non-development budget combined, for the water
resources sector.
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For FY 2010-11, plans to construct 3,900 km new roads and maintain
16,500 km roads
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targets for construction of 20 cyclone shelters, development of
207 rural hat-bazars and carrying out afforestation along 18,600 km roads
in FY2010-11.
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‘One House One Farm’ programTk. 1,197 crore estimated cost
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supply of pure and safe drinking water for all by 2011.
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construct 2 lakh water-sources during FY 2010-11
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In FY2010-11, install
another 97 deep tube wells and reconstruct 63 km
of water supply line in Dhaka city.
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1.9 lakh sets of sanitary latrine will be produced
and installed in FY2010-2011.
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aim to raise birth
registration to 100 percent.
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allocate Tk. 10,309 crore, development and nondevelopment
budget combined, for rural development and local
government in the next fiscal year. This allocation is 18.8 percent higher
than that of FY 2009-10.
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32 km long Elevated
Expressway from Uttara to Jatrabari to ease the traffic jams in Dhaka city.
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Circular Railway would be installed around
Dhaka city
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allocation of TK. 7,549 crore, development and nondevelopment
budget combined, for FY 2010-11 for Roads and Railways
Division and Bridges Division. This is 26.6 percent higher than the revised
budget of the last fiscal.
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develop
and operate 12 land ports under BOT (Build,
Operate and Transfer) basis.
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Launching Circular Waterways around
Dhaka city
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4409 Union Parishad bhaban will be
brought under optical fiber network.
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1 crore land phone connections across the country
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8
thousand rural post offices in phases into Community Information Centres
(CIC) within a short span of time.
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Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib International
Airport at the outskirts of Dhaka.
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purchase 10
new generation air crafts within 2013-2015.
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allocation of TK.
31,562 crore for FY2010-11, development and non-development
combined, for the education and technology and the health sectors. This is
23.9 percent of the total budget and 17.7 percent higher than the budget
for the current fiscal.
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Government has already approved the National Education
Policy 2010
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Education up to Class VIII has been made free and compulsory.
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establish IT-based madrashas for
modernization of this system of education
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universities at
Barishal, Rangamati and Gopalgonj has begun
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establishing 1500 primary schools in areas without schools
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Government will continue with
distribution of stipend amounting TK. 4,035 crore from its own resources
till 2013
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allocate
TK. 17,959 crore in the budget for FY2010-11, development and non-development combined, for the Ministry of Education and Ministry of
Primary and Mass education. This allocation is 13.5 percent higher than
the revised budget of the current fiscal.
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bring all Ministries/Divisions/
Directorates/Districts/Upazilas under a public network.
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Controller of Certifying Authority (CCA) has been set up and has started
functioning to launch digital signature for introducing e-commerce by
2012.
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allocation of TK.
112 crore in FY2010-11 from non-development budget.
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allocate Tk. 200 crore in the existing Equity and
Entrepreneurship Fund to promote entrepreneurship in the IT sector.
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recruitment of 20,391 Health Assistants
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recruitment of 4,133 doctors on ad-hoc basis
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recruitment of 2,627 nurses
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allocate Tk. 8,149 crore for FY 20010-11,
development and non-development combined, for the Ministry of Health
and Family Welfare.
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22,000 flats for
middle and lower middle income groups at
Uttara extended project area on 21 May 2010.
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National Child Labor Elimination Policy
2010 to reduce prevalence of child labor.
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set up 6 Child Development Centers
in big cities
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establish 10 more
day care centers. Out of these, 7 are for lower
income and 3 for middle income working mothers.
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allocate Tk. 1241 crore, development and non
development combined, for the next fiscal including Tk. 125 crore as
block allocation against various programs for women empowerment and
children welfare. About 25.9 percent ( 4.4 percent of GDP) of the total
proposed expenditure in FY2010-11 will be allocated for ensuring gender
parity.
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allocation for honoraria to Tk. 61.11 crore for freedom fighters in
the next fiscal year.
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construction of the Freedom Fighter Complex building in all
districts will begin from FY 2010-11.
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Re-vitalizing
Freedom Fighter's
Welfare Trust: Tk. 17.18 crore.
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In FY2010-11, the target for manpower export
has been set at 5, 77,000 workers.
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allocated Tk. 70 crore Immigration and
Skill Development Fund
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National Skill
Council under the chair of the Hon’ble Prime
Minister
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Cultural Centers will be established in New York and
Kolkata.
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allocate Tk. 314
crore, development and non-development combined, to continue with the
existing programs including a special allocation of Tk. 100 crore for
development of indigenous culture.
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arranging 2,400 income generation training
courses and transfer of different resources, the
lives and occupations of Garo communities of 6
Garo inhabited upazilas of 4 districts will be
improved.
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79,452 persons will be
trained and provided with temporary employment.
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10 percent cash incentive has been
given from the public exchequer to support export of jute goods.
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establish a ‘Women
Entrepreneur Dedicated Desk’
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The bank
interest rates have been lowered to 12 percent and from 15-16 percent for
importing daily essential food stuff and to 13 percent in case of other
items.
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allocate Tk. 700 crore for Capacity Building in
Disaster Management
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Bangladesh Climate Change
Resilience Fund (BCCRF) has been created with an amount of US$ 110
million.
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Medical Waste Management and
Administration Act 2010 and framed Medical Waste Management
Rules 2010
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widen the
beneficiary coverage to 24,75,000 and allocate Tk. 891 crore to
support Old Age Allownce.
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increase
the number of beneficiaries to 2,86,000 and allocate Tk. 102.96
crore forallowances for the Insolvent
Disabled persons.
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allocate Tk. 30 crore
for allowances for lactating mothers of low income working
group in urban areas.
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allocate Tk. 66.40 crore and Tk. 225
crore respectively in the next fiscal, for two programs namely
Maternal Health Voucher Scheme and National Nutrition
Program.
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Tk. 2 crore for Acid Burnt Women and
Rehabilitation of Physically Disabled and Women Selfemployment
Fund
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Widow, Divorced, and
Distressed Women Allowances Scheme is Tk. 331.2 crore
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allocate Tk. 73.13 crorefor programs for the welfare of
street children and orphans.
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allocate Tk. 33.32 crore for Endowment Fund for Disabled Service and Assistance Centers
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allocate Tk. 5,726.25 crore for Food Security programs such as open market sale
of food at low prices, food for work, VGF, VGD, TR (food),
GR (food) and food assistance for Chittagong Hill Tracts.
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allocate Tk. 1,000 crore forEmployment Generation for the Hard Core
Poor
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allocate Tk. 19,497 crore for Micro Credit Programs
of Different Government
Organizations
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621.6 lakh man months of employment
will be created
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new law titled ‘Insurance Act 2010’ to update the ‘Insurance Act 1938’
has been enacted.
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frame ‘Bangladesh Economic Zones Act 2010’ which
will encourage entrepreneurs to set up industries in
these zones by providing various supports along with development of
physical infrastructure.
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allocate Tk.10,695 crore for defense
sector
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Performance Based Evaluation System (PBES) has been introduced in the
Ministry of Establishment
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allocate Tk. 3.08 crore in favor of the Press Institute
to provide training to the journalists.
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next fiscal year shows
that the government expenditure is going to be 16.9 percent of GDP.
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A specific software (Bangladesh VAT
system, e-VAT) will be used
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expand annual turnover limit for turnover
tax up to Tk. 60 lakh.
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withdraw VAT from plastic and rubber made sandals
up to the price limit of Tk. 80 per pair.
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reduce import duty from 12 percent to 5
percent and withdraw 5 percent regulatory duty on milk powder.
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impose specific
rate of duty on raw sugar and refined sugar at the rate of Tk. 2,000 and Tk.
4,000 per metric ton respectively.
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continue the PSI system until December 31, 2011.
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extend the customs duty and value
added tax exemption facilities granted earlier to the import of
de-inking chemical and waste paper respectively for another
year.
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impose tariff value for the
assessment of scratch card, optical frame (both metal and
plastic) and cracker biscuit.
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amend descriptions or HS Codes or statistical units for six
categories of product.
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revise the First Schedule of
the Customs Act, 1969 by having changes in 677 HS Codes including
elimination of 328 unnecessary Codes.
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install ASYCUDA++ software-based assessment system in all
the important land customs stations