The government has announced sweeping tax incentives for content creators, freelancers and startups
June 11, 2026
Staff Correspondent
bdnews24.com
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s government has announced a tax exemption on income from content creation across digital platforms.
It has extended tax benefits beyond the IT and freelancing sectors as part of a broader push to support young people, women, persons with disabilities and innovative entrepreneurs.
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