Writing
Working notes on Bangladesh accounting
Mushak challans, landed cost, deduction at source and the ledger structures underneath them — written for the people who have to get these right, not for search engines.
Mushak 6.3: when you must issue one, and what goes wrong
A practical explanation of the Mushak 6.3 VAT challan — who issues it, when, what it must contain, and the mistakes that cause trouble at audit.
Read the articleAccounting foundations
Designing a chart of accounts for a Bangladesh trading business
How to structure a general ledger that produces useful management reports and a filable VAT return, without ending up with 400 accounts nobody uses.
Import & LC
What your imported goods actually cost
Invoice value is not landed cost. How to collect freight, duty, insurance, port and clearing charges and allocate them properly, so margin is real.
Bangladesh VAT
VDS and TDS: who deducts, how much, and what you must issue
Deduction at source is an obligation on the payer, not the supplier. What happens when you get it wrong, and how to make it hard to get wrong.
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