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Md. Rifat Mahmud is an NBR Certified Income Tax Practitioner (ITP) and Member of Dhaka Taxes Bar Association, providing professional tax advisory and legal services in Bangladesh. With a background in law (LLB & LLM) and hands-on experience in both individual and corporate taxation, he has built a reputation for reliable tax return filing, ADR representation, and compliance advisory. He works with clients ranging from freelancers and professionals to companies and SMEs, offering tailored solutions in income tax, corporate tax, VAT, and withholding tax. His professional practice also extends to property and real estate tax matters, where he assists individuals and businesses in navigating complex tax obligations. Passionate about making taxation easier for everyone, Rifat combines legal expertise with practical experience to help clients minimize risk, stay compliant, and achieve financial efficiency. Based in Uttara, Dhaka, he continues to serve clients across Bangladesh with integrity and dedication.

Agricultural Tax Exemptions in Bangladesh: A Complete Guide to Tax Benefits for Poultry and Hatchery Income

Bangladesh’s poultry and hatchery sector is one of the most important pillars of the country’s food security and rural economy. Millions of families depend on it, either as farmers, workers, or consumers. The government recognises this importance. The Income Tax Act 2023, further updated by the Finance Ordinance 2025, reflects that recognition through meaningful agricultural […]

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Zero Return in Bangladesh: Why NBR Says It's Illegal

Zero Return in Bangladesh: The Truth About Zero Returns and NBR Rules in 2026

I get this question more than almost any other: “Rifat bhai, my income is below the taxable limit. Can I just file a zero return to stay compliant?” I understand why people think this way. For years, there was a grey area. Some tax offices accepted minimal returns without much scrutiny. Taxpayers assumed that as

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Tk 5 Lakh Tax-Free Limit: What Budget 2026-27 Means

Tax-Free Income Limit in Bangladesh: Is the Tk 5 Lakh Limit Coming in 2026-27?

Every year, trade bodies across Bangladesh submit budget proposals to the government ahead of the new fiscal year. Some proposals get accepted. Some do not. But a few attract enough attention that taxpayers across the country start asking questions. This year, one proposal has been circulating widely: raising the tax-free income limit in Bangladesh from

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The Ultimate Guide to Tax Rebates: How Investments Can Reduce Your Tax Bill?

Tax Rebate in Bangladesh: The Ultimate Guide to Reducing Your Tax Bill

Paying taxes is a duty of every citizen, but that does not mean you should pay more than necessary. In Bangladesh, the government allows taxpayers to receive tax rebates by making eligible investments or donating to approved institutions. Understanding these rules can help you reduce your tax liability while also building savings and supporting important

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Salary Income Explained_ A Deep Dive into the Income Tax Act 2023 for Employees

Income Tax on Salary in Bangladesh Explained for Employees Under the Income Tax Act 2023

Taxes can feel confusing if you are just starting to learn about them. In Bangladesh, there is a new Income Tax Act 2023 that taxpayers should understand before making important tax decisions. The law provides rules for different sources of income, tax calculations, and filing requirements. It also provides guidance for employees on their basic

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Received a Notice from the NBR? Don’t Panic. Here’s What to Do Next.

Imagine this: you’ve recently opened your mailbox or email and found an official notice from the National Board of Revenue (NBR). Your heart probably skipped a beat. I know the feeling well because I work in this field. Most of my clients call me in panic the very moment they receive one. The first thought

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