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    The letter is submitting a report on revenue mobilization in Bangladesh. It identifies revenue mobilization as the greatest economic problem in Bangladesh. The report aims to collect primary data on revenue mobilization, related problems, and potential solutions. It provides an overview of revenue targets versus actual collection, analyses sources of revenue and expenditures, and identifies issues that hamper proper revenue mobilization and their consequences. The letter writer expresses that preparing the report was a great learning experience and thanks the recipient for their assistance in its completion.

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    The letter is submitting a report on revenue mobilization in Bangladesh. It identifies revenue mobilization as the greatest economic problem in Bangladesh. The report aims to collect primary data on revenue mobilization, related problems, and potential solutions. It provides an overview of revenue targets versus actual collection, analyses sources of revenue and expenditures, and identifies issues that hamper proper revenue mobilization and their consequences. The letter writer expresses that preparing the report was a great learning experience and thanks the recipient for their assistance in its completion.

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    Bangladesh Studies Part - 2

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    The letter is submitting a report on revenue mobilization in Bangladesh. It identifies revenue mobilization as the greatest economic problem in Bangladesh. The report aims to collect primary data on revenue mobilization, related problems, and potential solutions. It provides an overview of revenue targets versus actual collection, analyses sources of revenue and expenditures, and identifies issues that hamper proper revenue mobilization and their consequences. The letter writer expresses that preparing the report was a great learning experience and thanks the recipient for their assistance in its completion.

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    Letter of Transmittal

    29 July, 2017

    Hussain Ahmed Enamul Huda


    Assistant Professor
    Department of Finance
    Faculty of Business Studies
    University of Dhaka

    Subject: Submission of a report on the greatest economic problem of Bangladesh: Revenue


    Mobilization.

    Dear Sir:

    With great pleasure we submit the project report on the greatest economic problem of
    Bangladesh: Revenue Mobilization. In this report our main purpose is to collect primary
    information on revenue mobilization, problems related with it and its solution. We have put
    our best effort to make this report a success.

    However, we hope that this report could have been a better one. And, this has been obviously
    a great source of learning for us to conduct similar research studies in future. We would like
    to express our sincere appreciation and gratitude to you for your help in the preparation of
    this report.

    Sincerely yours,

    ____________________
    Md. Nowshad Ayub
    (On behalf of group no. )
    Roll: 23-135
    Section: A
    Department of Finance
    Faculty of Business Studies
    University of Dhaka
    Table of Content

    Chapter Description Page


    Acknowledgement i

    Executive Summary ii

    1 Introduction:
    Origin of Report
    Objectives of the Study 1
    Methodology used in the study
    Limitations of the Study
    2 Introduction to Revenue Mobilization:
    2.1 Definition of Revenue Mobilization 2
    2.2 Classifications of Revenue Mobilization
    2.3 Importance of Proper Revenue Mobilization
    2.4 The Present Condition of Revenue Collection 3
    3 Collection of Revenue: Target and Actual 4
    3.1 Growth Rate in Revenue Mobilization
    3.2 Tax and GDP 5
    3.3 Targeted Revenue and Actual Collection of Revenue 6
    4 Collection of Revenue: Decomposition of Sources 7
    4.1 Revenue collected from different sources
    4.2 Target and collection from different sources in the last FY 8
    5 Revenue-GDP Ratio: Cross-country Comparison
    5.1 Tax-GDP Ratio 9
    5.2 Tax-GDP Ratio in perspective of Bangladesh
    6 Expenditure Status: Development and Non-Development
    6.1 Government Expenditure 10
    6.2 Development and Non-Development Expenditure
    6.3 The condition of Expenditure in the Last FY 11
    6.4 Problems with Expenditure
    7 Budget Deficit and Its Cost:
    7.1 Sources of Financing in Budget 12
    7.2 Government’s Dependency on sources
    7.3 Grants in Budget
    7.4 Domestic Borrowing: Banking and Non-Banking Sector 13
    7.5 Condition of Budget Financing in Last FYs
    7.6 Problem with Interest Payment 14
    8 Problems, Consequences and Solutions: 15
    8.1 Reasons that Hamper Proper Mobilization of Revenue
    8.2 Consequences of Failure in Proper Revenue Mobilization 16
    8.3 How the Problem can be Solved 17

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