Some 63 prominent citizens of the country urged the government to take steps to stop the harassment of the workers of the Banshkhali coal-fired power plant in connection with the incident in which six workers were killed in police firing on April 17 this year. The joint statement was signed by advocate Sultana Kamal, Dr Zafrullah Chowdhury, Khushi Kabir, Dr Hossain Zilllur
Small businesses pin hopes on budget to stay afloat
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29th April, 2021 03:54:26
Hit hard again, this time by the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, Bangladesh s small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are now pinning hopes on the upcoming budget to stay afloat. Not to mention that the survival of these firms is important as they are one of the major employers in the country s economy.
Ranging from short-term liquidity and tax cuts to simple compliance for availing loans and extension of debt repayment periods by at least two years, these enterprises seek an array of relief from the government to tide over the economic crisis. These leeways to SMEs, entrepreneurs say, will not only help the sector survive but also ensure preservation of jobs.
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Framing next budget considering 2nd wave of COVID-19 stressed
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pre-budget discussion today suggested the government for framing the
next budget for FY22 considering the 2nd wave of COVID-19 pandemic and
the fresh lockdown situation.
practical steps to continue production and domestic consumption in
this tough situation as well as saving the small and medium
enterprises from extinction.
level and also for pursuing a business-friendly revenue management
system.
specific guidelines in the next budget for economic recovery as well
as called for striking a balance between revenue targets and
facilitating businesses.
Daily Samakal and satellite Channel 24 organized the discussion
FY2021-22 today virtually to outline the needs in the key