RegAlert2018-06-10
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FEPD Circular No. 14: Regarding renewal of moneychanger licence
The document requires all moneychanger licensees to submit a VAT payment receipt along with the application documents specified in the relevant sections of the Foreign Exchange Rules, 2018, when applying for license renewal. This instruction is directed to all authorized dealer banks and licensed moneychanger institutions to ensure compliance with the updated submission requirements.
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Foreign Exchange Policy Department
Bangladesh Bank
Head Office
Dhaka
Ref. No. FEPD Circular No. 14
Date: 10 June, 2018
To All Authorized Dealer Banks and Licensed Moneychanger Institutions.
Dear Sir,
Regarding renewal of moneychanger licence.
Reference is invited to Section 1, Sub-section 2, Clause (oo), Paragraph 11 of the Foreign Exchange Rules, 2018.
- Along with the application form for renewal of the moneychanger licence, a VAT payment receipt must also be submitted, as per the documents listed in the relevant section.
All concerned parties are requested to take note of the aforementioned matter.
Yours faithfully,
(Md. Abdul Mannan)
Deputy General Manager
Phone: 9530319
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