Ctg customs to resolve manpower, infrastructure crisis soon Chattogram Bureau National Board of Revenue (NBR) is taking initiative to resolve the customs manpower and infrastructure crisis soon, said NBR member (VAT: Implementation and IT). Dr. Mainul Khan. He said this at the International Customs Day seminar on Friday (January 26).The seminar was organized by the Chittagong Custom House. This is the theme of the day: new and old partners, customs will achieve the goal. Dr. Mainul Khan said results are less timely in the customs part more than other organizations. There are 3,000 documentations here. The manpower and infrastructure are less than that. NBR will take initiative in this regard. He said VAT and tax have close relationships with customs. If the production of the product is appropriate, income tax and VAT collection will increase. The special guests on the occasion were the Commissioner of Customs Excise and VAT Appellate Commissioner. Moazzem Hossain, Tax Commissioner. Shahadat Hossain Shikdar, Chittagong Chamber Director AKM Aktar Hossain, Vice-President of the Metropolitan Chamber AM Mahabub Chowdhury, Acting President of Women Chamber Abida Mostafa.Syed Musafiqur Rahman, Commissioner of Customs Excise and VAT Commissioner presented the keynote paper. He said that customs are responsible for simplifying trade, increasing investment, export development, public health protection, smuggling, prevention of state security risk, development of domestic industry. One of these is revenue collection. 20 percent of the country’s revenue comes from customs. The main focus of customs is now trade facilities. Customs Pioneer in automation in the country. VAT Commissioner. Moazzem Hossain said the world is changing. The use of information technology is increasing. On Customs Day, we take the oath of patriotism. We will try to build a prosperous prosperous Bangladesh. We want to move a long way in economic development. The journey will be jointly. Suresh Chandra Biswas, Director General of Customs Excise and VAT Training Academy presided over the meeting. AM Mahbub Chowdhury said that there are 3,000 bills of entry a day in the country. It involves foreign currency. Customs are handling these with limited manpower.
Ctg customs to resolve manpower, infrastructure crisis soon
Chattogram Bureau
National Board of Revenue (NBR) is taking initiative to resolve the customs manpower and infrastructure crisis soon, said NBR member (VAT: Implementation and IT). Dr. Mainul Khan. He said this at the International Customs Day seminar on Friday (January 26).The seminar was organized by the Chittagong Custom House. This is the theme of the day: new and old partners, customs will achieve the goal.
Dr. Mainul Khan said results are less timely in the customs part more than other organizations. There are 3,000 documentations here. The manpower and infrastructure are less than that. NBR will take initiative in this regard. He said VAT and tax have close relationships with customs. If the production of the product is appropriate, income tax and VAT collection will increase.
The special guests on the occasion were the Commissioner of Customs Excise and VAT Appellate Commissioner. Moazzem Hossain, Tax Commissioner.
Shahadat Hossain Shikdar, Chittagong Chamber Director AKM Aktar Hossain, Vice-President of the Metropolitan Chamber AM Mahabub Chowdhury, Acting President of Women Chamber Abida Mostafa.Syed Musafiqur Rahman, Commissioner of Customs Excise and VAT Commissioner presented the keynote paper.
He said that customs are responsible for simplifying trade, increasing investment, export development, public health protection, smuggling, prevention of state security risk, development of domestic industry. One of these is revenue collection. 20 percent of the country's revenue comes from customs. The main focus of customs is now trade facilities. Customs Pioneer in automation in the country.
VAT Commissioner. Moazzem Hossain said the world is changing. The use of information technology is increasing. On Customs Day, we take the oath of patriotism. We will try to build a prosperous prosperous Bangladesh. We want to move a long way in economic development. The journey will be jointly.
Suresh Chandra Biswas, Director General of Customs Excise and VAT Training Academy presided over the meeting.
AM Mahbub Chowdhury said that there are 3,000 bills of entry a day in the country. It involves foreign currency. Customs are handling these with limited manpower.
