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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman Speaks at 2026 Revenue Conference at BCFCC

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman attended the Revenue Conference 2026 as the chief guest, focusing on enhancing revenue collection and tax administration.

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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman joined the Revenue Conference 2026 as the chief guest at the Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Centre (BCFCC) this morning. The event, organized by the Internal Resources Division of the Ministry of Finance and the National Board of Revenue (NBR), aims to discuss crucial issues such as boosting revenue collection, making tax administration more effective, and mobilizing necessary revenue for the national economy.

The conference provides a platform for participants to exchange views with the Prime Minister and other key figures in the government. Finance Minister Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury and Prime Minister’s Finance and Planning Adviser Rashed Al Mahmud Titumir also attended the event, underscoring the importance of the discussions.

Revenue collection is a critical aspect of Bangladesh's economic strategy. Effective tax administration ensures that the government can mobilize the necessary funds to support various developmental projects and social welfare programs. The conference is expected to explore innovative methods and strategies to enhance revenue collection while ensuring compliance and fairness in the tax system.

The National Board of Revenue (NBR) plays a pivotal role in this process. As the primary revenue administration body, NBR is responsible for the assessment, collection, and enforcement of taxes. The conference will likely delve into the challenges faced by NBR and discuss potential reforms to improve its efficiency and effectiveness.

Participants at the conference include government officials, tax experts, economists, and representatives from various sectors. Their insights and recommendations will be invaluable in shaping the future of revenue collection and tax administration in Bangladesh. The event also serves as an opportunity for networking and collaboration among stakeholders.

The significance of this conference cannot be overstated. Effective revenue collection is essential for the sustainable development of Bangladesh. By addressing the challenges and exploring new strategies, the conference aims to contribute to a more robust and resilient economy. The participation of high-level government officials further emphasizes the importance of these discussions.

Source: BSS

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