Dhaka, April 19 -- Replacing domestic minimum tax (DMT) regime is among numerous dos the International Monetary Fund has given to the revenue board for the upcoming fiscal year, pending a loan-disbursement deal with Bangladesh.

Officials say during the recent loan-review mission, the IMF delegation placed to the National Board of Revenue (NBR) six-point proposals for incorporating into the country's budget for fiscal year 2025-26, scheduled for June 2 next.

The Fund mission concluded its review from April 6 to 17 and left without signing a proposed staff-level agreement to disburse fourth and fifth tranches of a US$ 4.7-billion loan in June, prolonging the negotiations until their board meet.

Meanwhile, a high-powered government delega...