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Indirect taxes ’super high’, no decision on property - Dy. Finance Minister
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Daily Mirror reports that Jayantha called indirect taxes very high.
- Daily Mirror reports that he said the tax structure needs reform.
- Daily Mirror reports that the government has not decided to implement a property tax.
- Daily Mirror reports that Jayantha said there would be no surprise tax moves.
Daily Mirror reports that Labour Minister and Deputy Finance Minister Anil Jayantha described Sri Lanka’s indirect taxes as very high and said the country’s tax structure needs to change.
Daily Mirror reports that Jayantha said the government had not made a decision to implement a property tax. He also said it would not make surprise tax moves.
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