National Chamber calls for measures to manage impact of one-off revenue proposals in Budget 2022

National Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka (NCCSL)IN a statement yesterday recognized the efforts of the government to signal all the stakeholders that they are in a path towards managing fiscal space by estimating budget deficit for 2022 in single digit (8.8 percent) compared to estimated double digit (11.1 percent) during 2021.

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Daily Mirror

2021-11-17

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