Thursday, 02 July, 2026
Thursday, 02 July, 2026

Ctg chamber wants Jan 31, 2024 as tax return submission deadline

The deadline is scheduled to end on Nov 30
Chittagong Correspondent, dhakadiplomat.com
  22 Nov 2023, 20:42

The Chittagong Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI) has urged the National Board of Revenue (NBR) to extend the deadline for submission of income tax returns for 2023-34 until January 31 of the next year.

CCCI President Omar Hazzaz made the call today in a letter to NBR Chairman Abu Hena Md Rahmatul Munim.

The deadline is supposed to end on November 30 this year.

In the letter, the Chittagong chamber president mentioned several reasons and adverse situations which have made it impossible for a large number of new and old taxpayers to submit income tax return in such a short time.

The reasons mentioned include delayed reception of the income tax circular for 2023-24, income tax guidelines, a lack of awareness among taxpayers about the new Income Tax Act 2023, adverse global economic conditions caused by international wars, inflation and reduced imports due to dollar crisis.

 

Comments

  • Latest
  • Popular

Consultative Session on Strengthening Bangladesh-Tiirkiye Defence Cooperation held in Ankara on Wednesday

US Supreme Court rejects Trump bid to restrict birthright citizenship

Bangladesh Shines at Korea Import EXPO 2026 with 32 Ccompanies  and robust sectoral showcase

White House unveils new images of US ‘patriot passports’ for America’s 250th

PM presses ‘Bangladesh First’ policy in overseas visit to Malaysia, China

PM's China visit elevates ties to highest level: FM 

World Bank Provides $1.1 Billion to help Bangladesh for Safeguarding Food Security, Livelihoods

PM returns home wrapping up 6-day maiden overseas visit

China proposes development of China-Myanmar-Bangladesh economic corridor

PM holds meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping

১০
AmCham hosted a luncheon meeting titled “Advancing U.S.–Bangladesh Economic Partnership” today
The American Chamber of Commerce in Bangladesh (AmCham) hosted a luncheon meeting titled “Advancing U.S.–Bangladesh
Joint visit by the UK and Interim Government to Bangladeshi factory exporting to the UK market
British High Commissioner to Bangladesh Sarah Cooke and Special Envoy to the Chief Adviser Lutfey
Bangladeshi workers pay the price when Australian fashion brands collapse
In Brief Global South workers at the supplier and sub-supplier levels are going unpaid as unprofitable,
Explore new markets for Bangladesh products: PM to exporters
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday asked the exporters to explore new markets for Bangladeshi