Legal notices were sent to the concerned people including the government, knowing about how much money the government has earned from Google, WhatsApp, Yahoo, Amazon, YouTube and Facebook over the last 10 years and how much money the government has earned on this money.
Six lawyers of Bangladesh Supreme Court sent legal notices on Saturday through e-mails and couriers against Google, Google, Facebook and other internet-related companies' revenue gaps. Barrister Humayun Kabir Pallab, a lawyer sent to the notice, told Jago News that if the reply is not given in 24 hours, the petition will be sought by the writ petition.
Those who have been issued legal notice are: Ministry of Finance, Governor of the Bank of Bangladesh, Chairman of the National Board of Revenue, Secretary of the Ministry of Law, Ministry of Post and Telecommunications, Chairman of BTRC, Secretary of the Ministry of Information and Technology, First Secretary of Light and Bangladesh Newspapers Owners Association With President Motiur Rahman, Google, Facebook, Yahoo and YouTube Authorities The vine
Lawyer Barrister Humayun Kabir Pallab said, in the age of technology, Google is now an integral part of daily life. Internet users are now interested in watching ads on social media platforms. Increasing use of day by day Increasing number of internet users. The opportunity to show millions of dollars in the country by displaying advertisements, but the government is not giving a one-penny revenue to the government. There is no accurate calculation of how much money is being transmitted abroad every year to any government organization. Because advertisers are paying their money through credit card and other online technologies.
Barrister Mohammad Kaushar, Advocate Abu Jafar Md. Barrister Mohammad Humayun Kabir, lawyer of Bangladesh Supreme Court sent legal notices to the government authorities concerned to take immediate action. Saleh, Apurba Kumar Biswas, Barrister Mohammad Sajjadul Islam and Mohammad Majedul Quader.
In the notice-
1) The governor of the Bangladesh Bank and the chairman of the National Board of Revenue have been requested to cut all applicable taxes from Google, Yahoo, Amazon, YouTube, Facebook and all other bills given to these organizations.
2) At the same time, NBR Chairman has been requested to issue specific instructions for collecting revenue tax.
3) The government has been constituted as an expert committee and fully investigated the revenue gap of the government and in the last 10 years, the government has been asked to take reimbursement of revenue from the Internet service provider and to take action from the concerned institution.
4) The notice is sent to Google, Yahoo, Amazon, YouTube, Facebook to send these institutions back to the treasury of the government of Bangladesh for the last ten years.
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