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Sri Lanka imposes 18% VAT on egg sales amid industry concerns

Summary by ONLANKA News - Sri Lanka News - Latest Breaking News From Sri Lanka
(Photo: Pixabay) An 18% Value Added Tax (VAT) has been imposed on income from egg sales in Sri Lanka starting today (April 1). The All Ceylon Egg Producers Association stated that although VAT is being implemented, there will be no increase in egg prices. However, the association further mentioned that imposing VAT on income from egg sales is unfair and could lead to the collapse of their industry. Currently, the market price of an egg stands at…
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Sri Lanka imposes 18% VAT on egg sales amid industry concerns

(Photo: Pixabay) An 18% Value Added Tax (VAT) has been imposed on income from egg sales in Sri Lanka starting today (April 1). The All Ceylon Egg Producers Association stated that although VAT is being implemented, there will be no increase in egg prices. However, the association further mentioned that imposing VAT on income from egg sales is unfair and could lead to the collapse of their industry. Currently, the market price of an egg stands at…

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ONLANKA News - Sri Lanka News - Latest Breaking News from Sri Lanka broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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