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CMTA calls on Govt. to plug Rs. 120 b revenue leakage linked to 15% depreciation

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Daily FT reports that the Ceylon Motor Traders’ Association (CMTA), an automotive body affiliated with the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, urged the Government to take action in the upcoming 2027 Budget.

Daily FT says CMTA is calling for the removal of the 15% depreciation concession granted on used vehicle imports, which the association links to Rs. 120 billion in revenue leakage.

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Daily FTCMTA calls on Govt. to plug Rs. 120 b revenue leakage linked to 15% depreciation

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  1. Newsfirst (සිංහල) · විවෘත පත්‍රිකා යටතේ රථවාහන අලෙවියෙන් වළකින්නැයි, මෝටර් රථ ප්‍රවාහන දෙපාර්තමේන්තුවෙන් දැනුම් දීමක්...
  2. Daily Mirror · New import control regulations for motor vehicle tyres
  3. EconomyNext · Sri Lanka urged to exclude traders from VAT and abolish double taxation

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