There is no extra charge for talking on mobile phone

No extra Charge for Talking On Mobile Phone

The proposal to impose an additional supplementary duty on mobile phone services is being withdrawn. As a result, there will be a 10 percent supplement as before. In this year's budget, the finance minister had proposed to increase this supplementary duty to 15 percent. It has become effective immediately after the announcement of the budget. But the imposition of additional supplementary tariffs has drawn sharp criticism at the consumer level. Now the National Board of Revenue (NBR) is moving away from that position. This information has been known from the responsible sources of NBR.

The Finance Minister may withdraw the proposal to impose additional supplementary duty when the 2020 Finance Bill is passed in the Parliament on Monday. Supplementary charges are levied for talking on mobile phones, texting, and using the internet.

With the announcement of the budget, all kinds of supplementary duties became effective. As a result, 15 percent VAT, 1 percent surcharge, and 15 percent supplementary duty were imposed on mobile phone talk, text messaging, and other services. All in all, if you recharge 100 rupees now, the government gets 25 rupees. If the supplementary duty rate goes back to the previous place, the government will get 22 rupees. And the customer can use that money. Due to the imposition of additional duty, the purchasing power of the customer has decreased by 3 rupees.

Shortly after the budget was announced, mobile phone operators demanded the withdrawal of additional supplementary tariffs. This has increased the cost to the customers, they said.

Apart from this, some changes are also being made in VAT in the proposed budget. In this year's budget, provision has been made to pay or deposit 20 percent of the claimed VAT instead of 10 percent for filing an appeal with the Appellate Tribunal and the Appellate Commissionerate. This offer may be withdrawn. For example, by auditing the VAT account of an organization, an additional VAT of Rs. 1 crore is levied from that organization.

Claimed. For so many days, the VAT payer could have filed an appeal by depositing 10 percent of the claimed VAT or Tk 10 lakh. The businessman will have to deposit Tk 20 lakh in the new proposal. Soon after the budget was announced, traders demanded that the proposal be withdrawn. Following the demands of the traders, it is now being taken back at the previous rate of 10 percent.

 According to NBR sources, there are more than 22,000 customs and tax cases at present. In these cases, there is unpaid revenue of more than Tk 32,000 crore.

This time it has been proposed to change section 48 of the VAT Act. It states that the tax deduction will be calculated on the basis of the number of materials used by a registered person during a certain tax period at the taxable supply stage. This offer is being withdrawn. As a result, if a trader buys materials for 100 rupees, he will get a full refund. There is no need to take a discount on VAT return every month according to the calculation of time-consuming materials. All update NewsKeep an eye on the news of every moment " eisomoy247 "

 This year's budget imposes an obligation to submit a bill of entry within six days of the import phase. The proposal for this obligation is also being withdrawn.

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