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The Inland Revenue gearing for another round of amnesties
With the Speaker finally certifying the new amnesty law, the Inland Revenue is getting ready to call for another round of pardons to tax defaulters. online …
Top lending agency throws media out of donor confab, Treasury Secretary apologises
Sri Lanka's top civil servant in charge of the economy apologized to the media after they were thrown out of a donor meeting earlier in the week at the behest …
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Sri Lanka Customs Officers Union says a reward is on offer for assistance in the apprehension of the gunmen who attempted to shoot Senior Superintendent Athula …
Govt. prepares new poverty reduction strategy paper
The government will present a new poverty reduction strategy based on accelerating rural growth and export oriented market strategies to donors by the end of …
Treasury Secretary says the government and the Central Bank have lost their independence in setting fiscal and monetary policies
The government and the Central Bank have lost their independence in setting fiscal and monetary policies, the Treasury Secretary said in Colombo last week. …
Royal Ceramics shareholders approve share split
Royal Ceramics (RCL) share will be suspended for trading over three day to allow the company to push through a share capital restructuring proposal. online …
Government hopes to spend Rs. 438 bn next year
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Import tax on cars, vans and dump trucks up from Friday
Import tax on cars, vans and dump trucks went up from midnight Thursday after excise duty on these vehicle categories were increased. Import tax on cars, vans …
India, Sri Lanka to to harmonise standards and certification procedures by early next year
Sri Lanka and India are trying to harmonise standards and certification procedures between the two countries by early next year to move the Indo-Lanka …
Government baffled by the LTTE’s lack of interest in peace talks
The government of Sri Lanka says it is ready with a new set of proposals to re-start peace pow-wows and is baffled by the lack of interest from the LTTE. …
Central Bank differs rate hike, as inflation gallops ahead
Sri Lanka's budget deficit expands and reserves make a small recovery, as the government differs payments and opts for dollar bonds to balance the books. buy …
Impacts of Sethusamudram to be discussed this month
The initial findings on the impact of India’s Sethusamudram ship canal project on Sri Lanka, will be submitted to the government this month. online pharmacy …
The European Commission is putting up grants up to Rs12.5 mn under its Small Projects Facility.
The European Commission is inviting project proposals to provide grants up to Rs 12.5 mn under its Small Projects Facility (SPF). The European Commission is …
The Treasury has “no good news” on tax anomalies
The Treasury says it has no “good news” to offer in terms of rectifying tax anomalies and says belt up and pay up to prosper. online pharmacy buy bactroban …
Sri Lankan pepper no threat to Indian pepper
Pepper exports to India are not breaking the Indo-Lanka free trade pact or destabilising Indian production, say pepper producers in Sri Lanka. buy flagyl …
WTO agrees to look at adjustment costs when quotas are gone
Smaller garment-dependent countries got a break this week with the World Trade Organisation (WTO) agreeing to look at ‘adjustment issues’ when quotas are …
Subsidies feed up fat cats and not those that need it, says the International Labour Organisation.
Subsidies are not just wasteful but quite a lot of it ends up fattening up the already fat cats, says the International Labour Organisation (ILO). buy lexapro …
Diplomatic moves to extend supplier credit to tide over external shocks and stabilise a nervy rupee
Sri Lanka is stretching diplomatic goodwill by asking friendly nations to extend supplier credit to tide over external shocks and ease pressure on the rupee, …
Sri Lanka lobbies for emergency fund to tide over external shocks like high oil prices
Sri Lanka asked international monetary authorities to come up with a contingent facility to tide over crude oil shocks that's strangling trade dependent …