Dhaka, Jan. 27 -- Some rigorous policy, administrative, structural and technology-driven reforms under the

post-uprising interim government of Bangladesh contributed to revenue-earning growth by over 14 per cent.

A report submitted by the National Board of Revenue (NBR) to Chief Adviser Dr Mohammad Yunus reveals a series of revenue policy and administrative reforms undertaken during the tenure of this government, which is expected to end after the national elections on February 12.

The reform scorecard shows the revenue authority collected Tk 1.85 trillion in an increase by Tk 230.20 billion from July to December 2025 compared to the same period of the previous fiscal year.

One of the key initiatives during this period was the promulg...