Govt plans to relax import ban on nearly 400 items
The government expects to further relax the import restrictions on several goods from next week. State Minister of Finance RanjithContinue Reading
The government expects to further relax the import restrictions on several goods from next week. State Minister of Finance RanjithContinue Reading
Interest rates at commercial banks are expected to be reduced by around 2.5%, State Minister of Finance Ranjith Siyambalapitiya announcedContinue Reading
The latest report ranking Sri Lanka among the twenty poorest nations in Asia is based on facts from 2021, StateContinue Reading
The fine imposed on Puttalam District MP Ali Sabry Raheem for the possession of undeclared gold is the highest fineContinue Reading
New Acting Ministers have been appointed for the Finance and Defence Ministries in the absence of the current Minister ofContinue Reading
The Department of Trade and Investment Policies has been instructed to compile a report on the increase in sugar pricesContinue Reading
The government will take measures in the near future to relax the import ban on several items, State Minister ofContinue Reading
State-owned enterprises will be restructured under the Public Enterprise Holding Company Ltd, which is created based on the models ofContinue Reading
A portion of the first disbursement from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has been utilized, the Ministry of Finance saidContinue Reading
The government has decided to provide an interest-free loan of Rs 1.1 million for students who are unable to enterContinue Reading
State Minister of Finance Ranjith Siyambalapitiya says the Sri Lankan rupee is strengthening due to several key decisions taken byContinue Reading
State Minister of Finance Ranjith Siyambalapitiya has instructed the Commissioner General of the Department of Inland Revenue to take promptContinue Reading
The government is considering auctioning some items of a consignment of cosmetic items valued at nearly Rs 50 million thatContinue Reading
The Pay As You Earn (PAYE) Tax is only being imposed on 2.6% of the workforce, State Minister of FinanceContinue Reading
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