Sri Lanka’s economic recovery in recent years has been a multifaceted journey marked by resilience, reform, and strategic policy initiatives. The island nation faced significant economic challenges, including high debt levels, a trade deficit, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, a series of measures implemented by the government has contributed to a gradual turnaround.
Sri Lanka’s VAT insights give a picture of challenging circumstances. As Sri Lanka prepares to embrace the VAT surge in 2024, it signifies a strategic move to address fiscal challenges head-on. The journey of VAT evolution, coupled with insights from experts, debunks misconceptions and underscores its efficiency in maintaining fiscal equilibrium. The impending changes pave the way for a nuanced understanding of VAT’s role in shaping Sri Lanka’s economic trajectory.
Commitment to national baking industry stresses high quality & excellence training AB Mauri Lanka Pvt Limited, a leader in yeast and bakery ingredient solutions, has
Digital transaction can potentially reach up to Rs 77.2 trillion by 2027. Sri Lanka’s total volume of retail digital transaction can potentially reach up to
AB Mauri, a global leader in bakery ingredients, recognizing star performers with AB Mauri Star Awards 2023 – “Rising Above. Leading the Way.” AB Mauri
