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Income Tax at a Glance
Among direct taxes, income tax is one of the main sources of revenue. It is a progressive tax system. Income tax is imposed on the basis of ability to pay. The more a taxpayer earns the more he should pay''- is the basic principle of charging income tax. It aims at ensuring equity and social justice.
Income Tax Authorities:
Income Tax Authorities are :-
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National Board of Revenue,
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Director-General of Inspection (Tax),
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Commissioner of Taxes (Appeals),
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Commissioner of Taxes, Large Taxpayers' Unit
(LTU),
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Director General (Training),
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Director General, Central Intelligence Cell
(CIC),
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Commissioner of Taxes,
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Additional Commissioner of Taxes (Appeal/Inspecting),
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Joint Commissioner of Taxes(Appeal/Inspecting ),
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Deputy Commissioner of Taxes,
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Tax Recovery Officers,
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Assistant Commissioner of Taxes,
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Extra Assistant Commissioner of Taxes,
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Inspectors of Taxes.
Sources of Income:
For the purpose of computation of total income and charging tax thereon, sources of income can be classified into 7 categories, which are as follows :
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Salaries
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Interest on securities
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Income from house property
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Income from agriculture
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Income from business or profession
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Capital gains
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Income from other sources.
Tax Rate (Assessment Year- 2010-2011) :
Other than Company :
For individuals (other than female taxpayers, senior taxpayers of 65 years and above and retarded taxpayers), tax payable for the
First 1,65,000/- Nil
Next 2,75,000/- 10%
Next 3,25,000/- 15%
Next 3,75,000/- 20%
Rest Amount 25%
For female taxpayers, senior taxpayers of age 65 years and above, tax payable for the:
First 1,80,000/- Nil
Next 2,75,000/- 10%
Next 3,25,000/- 15%
Next 3,75,000/- 20%
Rest Amount 25%
For retarded taxpayers, tax payable for the:
First 2,00,000/- Nil
Next 2,75,000/- 10%
Next 3,25,000/- 15%
Next 3,75,000/- 20%
Rest Amount 25%
Minimum tax for any individual assessee is Tk. 2,000
Non-resident Individual 25%
(other than non-resident Bangladeshi)
On Dividend income 20%
For Companies
Publicly Traded Company 27.5%
Non-publicly Traded Company 37.5%
Bank, Insurance & Financial Company 42.5%
Mobile Phone Operator Company 45%
Publicly Traded Mobile Operator Company 35%
If any publicly traded company (excluding Mobile Operator Company) declares more than 20% dividend, 10% rebate on total tax allowed.
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