TAX & TAXATION SYSTEM IN
BANGLADESH
TAX AND TAXATION
The term “Taxation” comes from a Latin words
“Taxatio”. It means to determine the payable quantum
on estimate.
Tax means, the amount which is paid to the
government for living in civilized society, paid by
individuals. It is a compulsory levy under taxing act
and it is the main stay of government revenue.
Economic
Control.
Collection of
Revenue.
Protection
of Industry.
Economic
Development.
Redistributi
on of
Income.
National
Income
Increased.
Full
Employment.
OBJECTIVES OF TAX
CLASSIFICATION OF TAX
ON THE BASIS OF PROGRESSION
1) Progressive Tax
2) Proportionate Tax
3) Regressive Tax
ON THE BASIS OF BASE
1) Single Tax
2) Multiple Tax
ON THE BASIS OF INCIDENCE
1) Direct Tax
2) Indirect Tax
CANONS OF TAXATION
1 CANON OF EQUALITY
2 CANON OF CONVENIENCE
3 CANON OF ECONOMY
4 CANON OF PRODUCTIVITY
5 CANON OF DIVERSITY
6 CANON OF SIMPLICITY
7 CANON OF FLEXIBILITY
8 CANON OF SOCIAL OBJECTIVES
9 CANON OF FUNCTIONAL EFFICIENCY
10 CANON OF CERTAINTY
INCOME TAX RATES
First BDT 2,50,000 00%
Next BDT 4,00,000 10%
Next BDT 5,00,000 15%
Next BDT 6,00,000 20%
Next BDT 30,00,000 25%
Rest Amount 30%
Minimum Tax For Any Individual Assessee is Tk. 5,000.
TYPES OF TAX
VALUE ADDED TAX (VAT)
This tax applies to the
market value added to a
product or material at
each stage of its
manufacture or
distribution.
This tax typically applies to
the sale of goods, and less
often, to the sales of
services.
SALES TAX
1 2
This tax is a sales tax
that applies to a specific
class of goods, typically
alcohol, gasoline, or
tourism.
This tax applies to the
difference between an
individual's income and
increase/decrease
savings.
PERSONAL CON. TAXEXCISE TAX
TYPES OF TAX
3 4
Tax & Taxation System in Bangladesh

Tax & Taxation System in Bangladesh

  • 1.
    TAX & TAXATIONSYSTEM IN BANGLADESH
  • 2.
    TAX AND TAXATION Theterm “Taxation” comes from a Latin words “Taxatio”. It means to determine the payable quantum on estimate. Tax means, the amount which is paid to the government for living in civilized society, paid by individuals. It is a compulsory levy under taxing act and it is the main stay of government revenue.
  • 3.
    Economic Control. Collection of Revenue. Protection of Industry. Economic Development. Redistributi onof Income. National Income Increased. Full Employment. OBJECTIVES OF TAX
  • 4.
    CLASSIFICATION OF TAX ONTHE BASIS OF PROGRESSION 1) Progressive Tax 2) Proportionate Tax 3) Regressive Tax ON THE BASIS OF BASE 1) Single Tax 2) Multiple Tax ON THE BASIS OF INCIDENCE 1) Direct Tax 2) Indirect Tax
  • 5.
    CANONS OF TAXATION 1CANON OF EQUALITY 2 CANON OF CONVENIENCE 3 CANON OF ECONOMY 4 CANON OF PRODUCTIVITY 5 CANON OF DIVERSITY 6 CANON OF SIMPLICITY 7 CANON OF FLEXIBILITY 8 CANON OF SOCIAL OBJECTIVES 9 CANON OF FUNCTIONAL EFFICIENCY 10 CANON OF CERTAINTY
  • 6.
    INCOME TAX RATES FirstBDT 2,50,000 00% Next BDT 4,00,000 10% Next BDT 5,00,000 15% Next BDT 6,00,000 20% Next BDT 30,00,000 25% Rest Amount 30% Minimum Tax For Any Individual Assessee is Tk. 5,000.
  • 7.
    TYPES OF TAX VALUEADDED TAX (VAT) This tax applies to the market value added to a product or material at each stage of its manufacture or distribution. This tax typically applies to the sale of goods, and less often, to the sales of services. SALES TAX 1 2
  • 8.
    This tax isa sales tax that applies to a specific class of goods, typically alcohol, gasoline, or tourism. This tax applies to the difference between an individual's income and increase/decrease savings. PERSONAL CON. TAXEXCISE TAX TYPES OF TAX 3 4