IT IS NOT THE COUNTRY THAT IS BANKRUPT – THE CENTRAL BANK IS ALSO BANKRUPT.-TANIA ABEYSUNDARA

Tania Abeysundara, Chairperson of the Sri Lanka United Business Forum and Prasanna Liyanaarachchi, who participated in an online discussion with Mr. Chamuditha Samarawickrama, stated that the country is not bankrupt, the Central Bank is bankrupt, and is not ready to pay unfair taxes.

Tania Abeysundara, the president of the Sri Lankan United Forum, who commented on salary graft, said that it is impossible to pay the excessive graft that is levied without any justification. .

Also, the chairperson who commented further on that stated that taxes are levied in every country and that the tax money is charged fairly to the salary she receives.

But she said that the amount of tax collected compared to the salary received by the people of this country is an amount of tax that the people cannot bear. She also alleges that there has been no welfare in the country from the tax money collected.

Prasanna Liyanaarachchi, the chief vice president of the Sri Lankan United Forum, who commented on the country’s businesses, said that all the businesses in the country have now become bankrupt. He accused the government of how the government will pay the expected tax money when the country’s manufacturing economy collapses and the country does not get any income. He further said that the decisions of the country should be taken to maintain the country and not to destroy the country. He stated that the government expects to receive a tax amount of 92,200 crore rupees in the year 2023 than last year. He said that it is not possible to pay these high tax amounts and a reasonable rate for taxes should be announced.

And they said that entrepreneurs should build a suitable system of rules and regulations to be able to carry out business, prepare a suitable work system to be able to pay debts and publish a fair tax rate. Also, they finally stated that every decision made in a country affects the people. .

Watch the video below to know more about the wage gap and the business situation in the country.

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