Mahinda "Duty Free" ekatath keli

[henderson]

Mahinda chinthanaya? Eyata ehema hitenna ethi

 

[monson]

Yako, they have find $$$ for the F***ing war against LTTE, so shut the f***k up unless u are ltte

Meya MR ge passa paththen eliyata awillada kagahanne. SAARC+Mihin air walata kawa 2800 million + 3000 million walin army eke okkotama honda body armour aran denna thibba.

 

[SaNDun]

lol hoooooooooooooooooooo

rata idan mahindata p**a dena ewunta hoda wedeee...


hooo hooooo

 

[henderson]

Sri Lanka is the only country gives Duty free allowance for all this which is a big loss for tax collection, bear in mind that war has taken $1.5billion & RS.50cent of every tax rupee has eaten by public servants, so please be disgusted by the fact that if your parents work as a public servant which would have invested on infrastructure!!!!

and mihin air ate another 3200 millions
and SARRC eats another 2800 millions

 

[GNS]

lol hoooooooooooooooooooo

rata idan mahindata p**a dena ewunta hoda wedeee...


hooo hooooo

 

[GNS]

Lok koth pati tha da kara gan na ona

Prado, BMW madiwata benz uth gan na wa

UK wela Prime minister yanne 1 car eken + 1 for support

Lankawe unta wahana thogayak one



UK fifth (nominal GDP) largest economy in the world

Sri lanka ? developing country...

but Lok ko Full somiya

http://www.elakiri.com/forum/showpost.php?p=836672&postcount=1

 

[lkdood]

http://www.elakiri.com/forum/showpost.php?p=836672&postcount=1

 

[GNS]

Sri Lanka is the only country gives Duty free allowance for all this which is a big loss for tax collection, bear in mind that war has taken $1.5billion & RS.50cent of every tax rupee has eaten by public servants, so please be disgusted by the fact that if your parents work as a public servant which would have invested on infrastructure!!!!

are you da Accountant of the Government?

so, that means SL Government earns a little money from Taxes which just enough to pay Government Servants' salary?

PS: 110+ Ministry depend on WHOM??

 

[GNS]

ALUTH RATAK, LASSANA LANKAVAK

අලුත් ශ්*රී ලංකාවක්

 

[lkdood]

අලුත් ශ්*රී ලංකාවක්

 

[henderson]

Sri Lanka is the only country gives Duty free allowance for all this which is a big loss for tax collection, bear in mind that war has taken $1.5billion & RS.50cent of every tax rupee has eaten by public servants, so please be disgusted by the fact that if your parents work as a public servant which would have invested on infrastructure!!!!

seems you have studied in an international school

 

[gpindika]

>>>>>>>>>>>>

 

[GNS]

 

[niroshan84515]

Mahinda P**nayge P**na Wada tamai itin

 

[GNS]

>>>>>>>>>>>>

put another post as "<<<<<<<<<<<<",

and put another as "^^^^^^^^^^^"

and put in different styles which you prefer

keep in mind, put all those in seperate posts

 

[Billl Gates]

hafoi

 

[lkdood]

hafoi

Mr. Bill
Paravi peramuneda ?

 

[harshafx]

mu thawa wadi kal yanna kalin ballanta poosantath tax ekak gahanawa sure

 

[monson]

Sri Lankan expats will have to pay duty on household items
Mohammed Rasooldeen | Arab News


RIYADH: Beginning Aug. 1, Sri Lankan expatriates will have to pay a duty on electronic and household goods they ship home, according to an advisory by Customs officials in Colombo.

Members of the Sri Lankan community in Saudi Arabia have lambasted the move, while at least one shipping company in the Kingdom has complained that the government gave neither prior notice of the duty nor a grace period for goods that have already been purchased by Sri Lankans abroad and are on their way to the country.

Some of the items, such as televisions, will face a 20 percent levy upon arrival in Sri Lanka.

The size of the duty is based on the types of products being shipped. Items that will now be taxed include: air conditioners, refrigerators with two or more doors and with capacities over 500 liters, dish washers, deep freezers, four burner cookers with ovens, fully automatic washing machines, CRT televisions exceeding 29 inches and LCD TVs exceeding 32 inches. The cost of the levy depends on the item.

Andrew Sinnen, country manager for Trico International, a shipping agent in the Kingdom, said that the news has come as a shock to the Sri Lankan community.

“The expatriates, including housemaids, purchase these items over a period of time prior to their vacation and store them in our warehouses. Some of these goods are currently aboard cargo vessels,” Sinnen said, pointing out that notice should have been given for such a move in the interest of the poor workers.

Fazli Sameer, an IT consultant working in Riyadh, said it is bad news for all Sri Lankan overseas workers. Previously, they were given baggage allowances that waived import duties on personal goods.

“Removing the duty free concession on several items of household electrical goods under the prevailing passenger baggage allowance is certainly a step backward in the motivation of expatriates who look forward to return home either for their vacation or on completion of their work overseas contracts,” Sameer said.

Most expatriates, especially those living and working in the Middle Eastern region, are used to these household electrical items and would certainly want to continue using them in their own homes in their native land, he added.

“These items are not luxury for those who live abroad and they are essentials for all those who live in Sri Lanka too,” Nihal Gamage, former president of the Sri Lankan Expatriates Society said.

-http://www.arabnews.com/?page=1&section=0&article=111966&d=20&m=7&y=2008&pix=kingdom.jpg&category=Kingdom

 

[nalakaanjana]

EWA KATHA WADA