Non-tax revenue surges in Q4’FY26

Driven by a surge in dividend payouts from state-owned enterprises, interest earnings, and administrative fees, Bangladesh’s non-tax revenue (NTR) nearly tripled in the final quarter (April–June) of FY26. Data from Bangladesh Bank shows that quarterly NTR collections leaped 195.3% quarter-on-quarter to Tk18,774 crore, up from Tk6,358 crore in Q3 FY26. While the collection provided... Details

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