Sri Lanka’s China-backed tax free zone conflicts with minimum global tax: IMF

Sri Lanka’s China-backed Colombo Port City special economic zone, which has is giving long term tax holiday is likely to face pressure as the international community which is moving for a minimum 15 percent global tax, an International Monetary Fund report has warned.

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2022-03-24

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