Rule · BB · 3 Sep 2020

SPA Circular No. 01: Remittance of surplus earnings by foreign airlines operating in Bangladesh

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Surplus earnings for foreign airlines operating in Bangladesh may now be calculated based on passage and freight collections, requiring a minimum 10 percent provision for refunds and remittance from non-borrowed funds in designated bank accounts. The requirement for Form P or Form P-2 from outgoing passengers is revoked, and IATA member airlines must submit IATA system-generated billing summaries and settlement reports instead of previous statement formats. Non-IATA member airlines follow these rules except for the specific reporting requirements for IATA members, while all entities must retain tax and disbursement documents for inspection upon request.

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    “Please refer to paragraphs 1 and 2(A), chapter 10 and relevant paragraphs, chapter 12 of the Guidelines for Foreign Exchange Transactions-2018 (GFET), Vol-1 and subsequent circulars regarding the instructions on remittances of surplus earn…”

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