Source-cited draft: corporate income tax for Bangladesh (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Corporate income tax rates | Bangladesh applies different corporate rates by company type and listing status. Many reduced rates are conditional on receipts and payments being made through banking channels. | |
| Non-publicly traded company | 27.5% (25% if all receipts/payments above thresholds go through banking channels)Income Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh), as amended by Finance Ordinance 2025 | |
| Publicly traded company (IPO float > 10% of paid-up capital) | 20% (22.5% if banking-channel conditions not met)Income Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh), as amended by Finance Ordinance 2025 | |
| Publicly traded company (IPO float <= 10% of paid-up capital) | 22.5% (25% if banking-channel conditions not met)Income Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh), as amended by Finance Ordinance 2025 | |
| Banks, insurance and financial institutions (non-listed) | 40% (37.5% if publicly traded)Income Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh), as amended by Finance Ordinance 2025 | |
| Mobile phone operators | 45%Income Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh), as amended by Finance Ordinance 2025 | |
| Tobacco / cigarette manufacturers |
Bangladesh applies different corporate rates by company type and listing status. Many reduced rates are conditional on receipts and payments being made through banking channels.
Bangladesh levies withholding tax on dividends, interest, royalties and service fees, with higher rates for non-residents (subject to tax-treaty relief). Companies file annually and pay advance tax quarterly.
Other Bangladesh computations in the OpenAccountants library.
| 45% plus 2.5% surchargeIncome Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh), as amended by Finance Ordinance 2025 |
| Tax base | Resident company taxed on worldwide income; non-resident company taxed on Bangladesh-source incomeIncome Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh) |
| Withholding taxes and filing | Bangladesh levies withholding tax on dividends, interest, royalties and service fees, with higher rates for non-residents (subject to tax-treaty relief). Companies file annually and pay advance tax quarterly. |
| Dividend WHT — resident company recipient | 20%Income Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh) |
| Dividend WHT — resident individual | 10% with e-TIN, 15% without e-TINIncome Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh) |
| Dividend WHT — non-resident | 20% (company/fund/trust); 30% (other persons)Income Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh) |
| Interest WHT — resident | 10% (20% on company/trust/AoP savings and fixed deposits)Income Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh) |
| Interest WHT — non-resident | 20%Income Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh) |
| Royalty WHT — resident | 10%Income Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh) |
| Royalty / technical service fee WHT — non-resident | 20%Income Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh) |
| Company return filing deadline | 15th day of the 7th month after income-year end, or 15 September (whichever is later)Income Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh) |
| Advance tax installments | Four quarterly installments: 15 Sep, 15 Dec, 15 Mar, 15 JunIncome Tax Act 2023 (Bangladesh) |
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