Saman Kelegama, a member of a presidential commission on taxation, and head of Sri Lanka's Institute of Policy Studies, a think tank, said the final tax report is expected to be handed over to Sri Lanka's president next week.
An interim report was earlier released to authorities.
The commission will recommend rationalising the taxes charged by provincial councils and local government bodies, by introducing a single tax for the multitude of taxes of similar types now charged, he said.
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Sri Lanka's state is attempting to increase the tax it extracts from the people to 20 percent of gross domestic product by 2011-16 from the current 14.5 percent.
The commission's proposals to eliminate anomalies in the existing tax system and broaden the tax base are expected to be included in the budget for 2011 to be presented to the parliament in November.
The tax commission sought the views of many stakeholders before developing its report.
In Sri Lanka about 80 percent of the tax revenue c