The budget of the new fiscal year has proposed to raise the price level and supplementary duty of tobacco products including cigarettes. As a result, the price of all types of cigarettes and tobacco products may be increased. The budget of the 2020-21 fiscal year was presented in the national parliament today Thursday (June 11) under the title of ‘Economic Transition and Future Path Parikrama’.
The proposed budget has proposed to levy the price of 39 rupees and more and 57 percent of the supplementary duty at 57 percent and the supplementary duty of 57 percent. The price of the middle level ten shalaka is 63 rupees and more, the price of the upper level ten shalaka is 97 rupees and more and the highest level ten shalaka is proposed to be 128 rupees and more, along with the supplementary duty of these three levels of cigarettes is proposed to be 65 percent.
Instrument aid in the proposed budget Except for the price of twenty-five shalakas made by hand-made, it has been proposed to be 18 taka to 18 taka. The price of twelve shalakas is 9 taka from 72 patsa to 9 taka and eight shalaka from four taka 48 paisa is proposed to be 10 taka.
It has been proposed to increase the price of twenty shalakars connected to the filter of the 20th to 19 taka and the price of 10 shalaka from 10 taka to 10 taka to 10 taka. It has also been proposed in the proposed budget. In the proposed budget, the price of 10 gram jorda is proposed to be 40 taka and the supplementary duty is 55 per gram.