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Further Policy Tightening in Bracing for Global Spillovers – First Capital Research

Colombo-based independent research house, First Capital Research predicted an 80 percent probability for a policy rate hike at the upcoming Monetary Policy Review Meeting of the Central Bank of Sri…

Sri Lankan Economy Spiralling out of control; Requests IMF assistance

By Asanga Abeyagoonasekera Sri Lanka’s economic meltdown is one of the worst in recent decades, pushing many families into poverty. The situation is rapidly spiraling out of control with multiple…

Investment Insights on Port City and Cinnamon Life Presented to International Audience

With Colombo Port City and Cinnamon Life emerging as Sri Lanka’s most attractive investmentopportunities in the property and leisure sectors, a webinar hosted recently by the Sri Lanka CanadaBusiness Council…

Ceylon Chamber Pleads Government to Reconsider the Surcharge Tax Bill

The membership of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce notes serious concerns on the provisions of the Surcharge Tax Bill that has been gazetted recently to implement the budget proposal on…

Dialog Axiata to Incur Rs.3-4 Billion under the proposed one-off “Surcharge Tax”

Sri Lanka’s Dialog Axiata PLC, a subsidiary of Malaysia’s Axiata Group Berhad expects to incur Rs.3-4 billion payment for the proposed one-off “Surcharge Tax” to be levied on large companies.…

International and Local Experts Stress the Need For Bold And Radical Reforms for Sri Lanka this year

International and local economic experts and corporate leaders stressed the need for a concrete, long-term and bold reform agenda for the economy as the country braces for a critical year…

Gem Dealers in Sri Lanka Welcomes Govt Moves on Ease of Doing Business in Budget 2022

The Largest Association of Gem Dealers in Sri Lanka, the Chinafort Gem and Jewellery Traders Association welcomes the Government’s initiatives to promote Ease of Doing Business measures in the Gem…

Expolanka Survives from 25% surcharge tax proposed in budget 2022

Sri Lanka’s second-largest listed firm, Expolanka Holding PLC will not be subjected to a one-off 25% surcharge tax proposed in budget 2022 given the company’s earnings heavily skewed its overseas…

Sri Lanka’s 2021 fiscal deficit forecast revised to 2020 levels; Aim to curtail fiscal deficit to 8.8% of GDP in 2022

Sri Lanka’s government has revised the fiscal deficit projection to 11.1 percent of GDP in 2021 from the original 8.9 percent target with large shortfalls in income tax, Customs Import…

25% one-time income tax on 62 individuals and companies with over Rs. 2 billion turnover proposed in the budget 2022

Sri Lanka’s Government proposed to impose a one-time surcharge tax of 25 percent on 62 individuals and companies with an annual turnover of more than Rs. 2 billion in the…