Sri Lanka Moves to Raise Income Tax Levels as Part of IMF Pact

Oct. 12, 2022, 4:14 AM UTC

Sri Lanka has published a bill to legislate a planned increase in income taxes as part of the island nation’s measures to increase revenue under an agreement to get funding from the International Monetary Fund.

  • The plan to increase taxes was unveiled in May
  • Personal income tax exemption threshold to be lowered, rates in each slab raised
  • Standard corporate income tax proposed raised to 30% from current 24%
  • Tax rates for mutual funds, trusts to be raised

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