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Key highlights of President’s Mahinda Rajapaksa Budget presentation today

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Here are highlights of President Mahinda Rajapaksa Budget presented at 1.30 pm pn Friday, October 24, 2014. This is the President’s 10th consecutive budget presentation:

* 1.40 pm -President opens his speech with a preamble of the develoments of the past few years including the war and the post-war developments.

* 1.45 pm – The rural economic developments followed by the g0vernment are based on ancient, traditonal and post-independence leaders who were also concerned about this. We are building a new economy based on these ideals.

* 1.50 pm -Infrastructure development was neglected during the war but there been rapid infrastucture development when the war ended in May 2009

* 1.53 pm – Former LTTE cadres are being reintergrated, trained and absorbed to the armed forces and the police.

* 2 pm – While receiving foreign aid, Sri Lanka has also been transformed to a country that provides aid to countries in crisis and in disaster situations

* 2 pm – Our Government will increase the per capita income of each individual by four times in coming years.

* 2 pm – Foreign reserves are at $10 billion while foreign debt has been reduced to 30 per cent compared to last year

* 2.01 pm- The Government reduced electricity prices by 25 per cent recently due to the resurgence of alternate energy sources.

* 2.03 pm - 750,000 low cost houses provided to those who were displaced from their dwellings for development purposes.

* 2.10 pm – Because of the ec0nomic transformation and rapid development, mobile technology has taken off and everyone is using a mobile phone now

* 2. 15 pm – Rural poverty reduced to 7.6 per cent from 15.8 per cent

* 2.20 pm – 678 small rural irrigation schemes constructed at a cost of Rs 3 billion

* 2.21 pm – Construction activity has increased by 17 per cent

* 2. 22 pm – Sri Lanka is expected to raise US$ 2 billion in foreign investment this year

* 2.23 pm – Apparal export earnings to reach $5 billion

* 2.24 pm – Export earnings expected to reach over $11 billion

* 2.25 pm – Life expectancy per person would reach 80 years by 2020

* 2. 27 pm – The student intake to Sri Lankan state universities will increase substantially to 100,000 per year by 2020 (from around 20-25,000 per year now)

* 2. 30 pm – Export earnings to reach $20 billion by 2020

* 2. 32 pm – Per capita income to reach $7,500 by 2020

* 2.33 pm – Foreign loans: These are taken for a specific purpose ‘ Not for eating (apita kanda ganne nahe)’

* 2. 37 pm – SriLankan Airlines and Mihin Air together fly to 90 destinations using a fleet of 25 aircraft

* 2. 40 pm – Special integrated tax on motor vehicles which will raise Rs 5 billion

* 2.40 pm – Cigarette and liquor taxes to raise Rs. 14,400 million

* 2.45 pm – $100 entrance fee at casinos

* 2.45 pm – 47 of 54 state enterprises turned into profitable units

* 2.47 pm – Property of tax evaders would be acquired

* 2.47 pm - Tax Department to g0 online from tomorrow for tax payments

* 2.50 pm – Water rates – First 25 units will be reduced by 10 per cent

* 2.50 pm – Rs. 750 million allocated for areas affected by water borne diseases

* 2.50 pm – 500 small buses to be imported to strengthen transport services

*2.51 pm – New airports in Kandy and Nuwara Eliya

* 2.57 pm – New state plantation company to be set up

* 2.57 pm – Rs 5,000 million allocation for new state of the art factories at Hingurana and Pelwatte Sugar Cos.

* 2.57 pm – Rs 1000 and 10 per cent dividend to be paid to EPF members who have over 10 years service

* 2. 58 pm – Rs 750 million allocation to improve facilities for judges

*2.58 pm – New courts to be established to expedite cases and reduce delays

* 3 pm - Rural road development allocated Rs 20 billion

* 3 pm - Airport refurbishment allocated Rs 17 billion

* 3 pm – Customs wil be computerised

* 3 pm – Postal Dept improvement – Rs 1.5 billion allocated

* 3 .02 pm – Postal workers who now use bicycles will be given motor cycles at concessionary rates

* 3. 03 pm – Seed paddy will be provided free to farmers

* 3.05 pm – Railway workers anomalies to be resolved with Rs 2 billion allocation

* 3.05 pm – Special tax on vehicle imports

* 3.07 pm – Guaranteed price for rubber at Rs 300 per kilo

* 3.07 pm – One stop trade facilitation centre at the Customs

* 3. 15 pm – Garments sector workers pension scheme proposed

* 3.15 pm – Guaranteed price scheme for small-time fishermen

* 3.16 pm - Rs 1.05 billion used to improve fisheries sector

*3. 18 pm – Local milk powder prices reduced by Rs 100 per kilo and yoghurt reduced by Rs 3 from Rs 30 per cup

*3.20 pm – Chicken and egg exports to be encouraged

*3. 22 pm – Kidney patients will receive Rs 3,000 per month

* 3.24 pm – Rs 700 million allocated for women suffering from cancer

* 3.25 pm – Rs 500 million allocated for mobile health units

* 3.27 pm – Ayurvedic physicians to receive Rs 5,000 per month

* 3.27 pm – Pre school teachers to get Rs 2,500 per month and loan of Rs 10,000

* 3.29 pm – 50,000 Teaching assistants to be appointed at Rs 9,500 per month

* 3.30 pm – Mahapola scholarships increased to Rs 4,000 per month from Rs 2,500

* 3.35 pm – Government will encourage and support new innovations and creations

* 3.40 pm- Loans to be given to journalists to improve their skills. Earlier they got vehicle loans

* 3. 34 pm – Lionel Wendt and Lumbini theatres to receive Rs 300 million for renovations

* 3,45 pm – Under Divi Neguma, 25,000 new villages will be established

* 3.45 pm – Divi Neguma support for families to be increased to Rs 4,000 from Rs 1,000

*3.45 pm – Pension scheme to be established for migrant workers

*3.47 pm – Aerospace Engineering faculty to be established at the Moratuwa University

*3. 47 pm – Sri Lankans with dual citizenship can work in Sri Lanka at reduced tax rates for five years

* 3.50 pm – Small entrepreneurs like barbers, tailors, sewing mistresses, etc to get tax exemption upto Rs 50,000 per month and Rs 50,000 loan at 6 per cent interest

*3.52 pm – Supermarket complex at a cost of Rs. 1.2 billion to be established at 9-acre Chalmers Granary in Colombo

* 3.54 pm – The elderly to receive increase in monthly payment to Rs 2000 from Rs 1000. Special day care centres with all facilities including TVs to be set up for elders.

* 4 pm – Rs 100 million financial assistance scheme for those who produce tele dramas reflecting family values

* 4.01 pm – Motorcycle loans at concessionary rates for suburban teachers

* 4.05 pm – Pension and insurance scheme for 3-wheeler drivers

* 4. 07 pm – 6 per cent interest on loans for import of new buses and tax exemption when selling their old buses. Reduced taxes for import of passenger transport vehicles/vans

*4. 10 pm – Import tax on electric vehicles reduced by 25 per cent

*4.12 pm – Rs 50,000 motor cycle allowance for police sergeants and constables

* 4.13 pm – Police officers to get same incentive for third child similar to facility given to the army

*4.15 pm – 12 per cent interest for bank deposits by elderly persons

* 4.15 pm – Request to supermarkets and retail shops to reduce price of commodities by 10 per cent as VAT and other taxes have been reduced

*4.20 pm – All allowances to be incorporated in public sector wages and minimun salary to be increased to Rs 15,000

*4.20 pm – Cost of Living allowance to be increased to Rs 10,000 from Rs 7,800 per month making montly minimun wage of public sector worker at Rs 25,000

*4.22 pm – Senior public officers with 20 years experience and SLAS officers to get additional Rs. 15,000

*4.22 pm – All casual employeers who have served over 180 days to be made permanent

* 4.23 pm – Rs 500 increase per month for private sector employees
- See more at: http://sundaytimes.lk/news/key-highlights-presidents-mahinda-rajapaksa-budget-presentation-today.html#sthash.DoyGGaMS.0sOHS4gs.dpuf

fernando123op

fernando123op
Senior Equity Analytic
Senior Equity Analytic

Thank you

schemer


Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

koo monawath ne stock market ekata.

rubber cess tax and minimum guranteed price of 300 is good for rubber plantation.
ehema lokuwata monawath ne neda budget eke api hithapu tharam.

Jiggysaurus

Jiggysaurus
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

schemer wrote:koo monawath ne stock market ekata.

rubber cess tax and minimum guranteed price of 300 is good for rubber plantation.
ehema lokuwata monawath ne neda budget eke api hithapu tharam.


Ayyo ay ehema hithume, meka election budget ne. Market eka wageda votersla?

RPPA


Expert
Expert

The detailed analysed budget will be available by monday or tuesday.

So will wait that without scratching our heads too much.
Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

Market R

Market R
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

4.23 pm – Rs 500 increase per month for private sector employees

Is this is per month or per year?

RPPA


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Expert

Market R wrote:4.23 pm – Rs 500 increase per month for private sector employees

Is this is per month or per year?

You found that don't you.Will have one meal per month from that,
Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

SHARK aka TAH

SHARK aka TAH
Expert
Expert

API wage pita rata weda karana gamay bayyanta mokut nedda Very Happy

lakmal87


Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

Thanx..good work RPPA..

RPPA


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Expert

SHARK aka TAH wrote:API wage pita rata weda karana gamay bayyanta mokut nedda Very Happy

Mama dan danne oya pita rata inne kiyala. Man hithuwe lankawe inne kiyala.

NC

NC
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

Thnx Rappa...Very Happy

shadow walker

shadow walker
Vice President - Equity Analytics
Vice President - Equity Analytics

RPPA

eya inne gulf area eke dear.. Big fish lata ehe hodailu.. Api wage podi malu thamai mehe inne..

NC

NC
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

RPPA wrote:Here are highlights of President Mahinda Rajapaksa Budget presented at 1.30 pm pn Friday, October 24, 2014. This is the President’s 10th consecutive budget presentation:

* 1.40 pm -President opens his speech with a preamble of the develoments of the past few years including the war and the post-war developments.

* 1.45 pm – The rural economic developments followed by the g0vernment are based on ancient, traditonal and post-independence leaders who were also concerned about this. We are building a new economy based on these ideals.

*  1.50 pm -Infrastructure development was neglected during the  war but there been rapid infrastucture development when the war ended in May 2009

*  1.53 pm – Former LTTE cadres are being reintergrated, trained and absorbed to the armed forces and the police.

*  2 pm – While receiving foreign aid, Sri Lanka has also been transformed to a country that provides aid to countries in crisis and in disaster situations

* 2 pm – Our Government will increase the per capita income of each individual by four times in coming years.

* 2 pm – Foreign reserves are at $10 billion while foreign debt has been reduced to 30 per cent compared to last year

* 2.01 pm- The Government reduced electricity prices by 25 per cent recently due to the resurgence of alternate energy sources.

* 2.03 pm - 750,000 low cost houses provided to those who were displaced from their dwellings for development purposes.

* 2.10 pm – Because of the ec0nomic transformation and rapid development, mobile technology has taken off and everyone is using a mobile phone now

* 2. 15 pm – Rural poverty reduced to  7.6 per cent from  15.8 per cent

* 2.20 pm – 678 small rural irrigation schemes constructed at a cost of Rs 3 billion

* 2.21 pm – Construction activity has increased by 17 per cent

* 2. 22 pm – Sri Lanka is expected to raise US$ 2 billion in foreign investment this year

* 2.23 pm – Apparal export earnings to reach $5 billion

* 2.24 pm – Export earnings expected to reach over $11 billion

* 2.25 pm – Life expectancy per person would reach 80 years by 2020

* 2. 27 pm – The student intake to Sri Lankan state universities will increase substantially to 100,000 per year by 2020 (from around 20-25,000 per year now)

* 2. 30 pm – Export earnings to reach $20 billion by 2020

* 2. 32 pm – Per capita income to reach $7,500 by 2020

* 2.33 pm – Foreign loans: These are taken for a specific purpose ‘ Not for eating (apita kanda ganne nahe)’

* 2. 37 pm – SriLankan Airlines and Mihin Air together fly to 90 destinations using a fleet of 25 aircraft

* 2. 40 pm – Special integrated tax on motor vehicles which will raise Rs 5 billion

* 2.40 pm – Cigarette and liquor taxes to raise Rs. 14,400 million

* 2.45 pm – $100 entrance fee at casinos

* 2.45 pm – 47 of 54 state enterprises turned into profitable units

* 2.47 pm – Property of tax evaders would be acquired

* 2.47 pm - Tax Department to g0 online from tomorrow for tax payments

* 2.50 pm – Water rates – First 25 units will be reduced by 10 per cent

* 2.50 pm – Rs. 750 million allocated for areas affected by water borne diseases

* 2.50 pm – 500 small buses to be imported to strengthen transport services

*2.51  pm – New airports in Kandy and Nuwara Eliya

* 2.57 pm – New state plantation company to be set up

* 2.57 pm – Rs 5,000 million allocation for new state of the art factories at Hingurana and Pelwatte Sugar Cos.

* 2.57 pm – Rs 1000 and 10 per cent dividend to be paid to EPF members who have over 10 years service

* 2. 58 pm – Rs 750 million allocation to improve facilities for judges

*2.58 pm – New courts to be established to expedite cases and reduce delays

* 3 pm -     Rural road development allocated Rs 20 billion

* 3 pm -   Airport refurbishment allocated Rs 17 billion

* 3 pm – Customs wil be computerised

* 3 pm – Postal Dept improvement – Rs 1.5 billion allocated

* 3 .02 pm – Postal workers who now use bicycles will be given motor cycles at concessionary rates

* 3. 03 pm – Seed paddy will be provided free to farmers

* 3.05 pm – Railway workers anomalies to be resolved with Rs 2 billion allocation

* 3.05 pm – Special tax on vehicle imports

* 3.07 pm – Guaranteed price for rubber at Rs 300 per kilo

* 3.07 pm – One stop trade facilitation centre at the Customs

* 3. 15 pm – Garments sector workers  pension scheme proposed

* 3.15 pm – Guaranteed price scheme for small-time fishermen

* 3.16 pm -  Rs 1.05 billion used to improve fisheries sector

*3. 18 pm – Local milk powder prices reduced by Rs 100 per kilo and yoghurt reduced by Rs 3 from Rs 30 per cup

*3.20 pm – Chicken and egg exports  to be encouraged

*3. 22 pm – Kidney patients will receive Rs 3,000 per month

* 3.24 pm – Rs 700 million allocated for women suffering from cancer

* 3.25 pm – Rs 500 million allocated for mobile health units

* 3.27 pm – Ayurvedic physicians to receive Rs 5,000 per month

* 3.27 pm – Pre school teachers to get Rs 2,500 per month and loan of Rs 10,000

*  3.29 pm – 50,000 Teaching assistants to be appointed at Rs 9,500 per month

* 3.30 pm – Mahapola scholarships increased to Rs 4,000 per month from Rs 2,500

* 3.35 pm – Government will encourage and support new innovations and creations

* 3.40  pm- Loans to be given to journalists to improve their skills. Earlier they got vehicle loans

* 3. 34 pm – Lionel Wendt and Lumbini theatres to receive Rs 300 million for renovations

* 3,45 pm – Under Divi Neguma, 25,000 new villages will be established

* 3.45 pm – Divi Neguma support for families to be increased to Rs 4,000 from Rs 1,000

*3.45 pm – Pension scheme to be established for migrant workers

*3.47 pm – Aerospace Engineering faculty to be established at the Moratuwa University

*3. 47 pm – Sri Lankans with dual citizenship can work in Sri Lanka at reduced tax rates for five years

* 3.50 pm – Small entrepreneurs like  barbers, tailors, sewing mistresses, etc to get tax exemption upto Rs 50,000 per month and Rs 50,000 loan at 6 per cent interest

*3.52 pm – Supermarket complex at a cost of Rs. 1.2 billion to be established at 9-acre Chalmers Granary in Colombo

* 3.54 pm – The elderly to receive increase in monthly payment to Rs 2000 from Rs 1000. Special day care centres with all facilities including TVs to be set up for elders.

* 4 pm – Rs 100 million financial assistance scheme for those who produce tele dramas reflecting family values

* 4.01 pm – Motorcycle loans at concessionary rates for suburban teachers

* 4.05 pm – Pension and insurance scheme for 3-wheeler drivers

* 4. 07 pm – 6 per cent interest on loans for import of new buses and tax exemption when selling their old buses. Reduced taxes for import of passenger transport vehicles/vans

*4. 10 pm – Import tax on electric vehicles reduced by 25 per cent

*4.12 pm – Rs 50,000 motor cycle allowance for police sergeants and constables

* 4.13 pm – Police officers to get same incentive for third child similar to facility given to the army

*4.15 pm – 12 per cent interest for bank deposits by elderly persons

* 4.15 pm – Request to supermarkets and retail shops to reduce price of commodities by 10 per cent as VAT and other taxes have been reduced

*4.20 pm – All allowances to be incorporated in public sector wages and minimun salary to be increased to Rs 15,000

*4.20 pm – Cost of Living allowance to be increased to Rs 10,000 from Rs 7,800 per month making montly minimun wage of public sector worker at Rs 25,000

*4.22 pm – Senior public officers with 20 years experience and SLAS officers to get additional Rs. 15,000

*4.22 pm – All casual employeers who have served over 180 days to be made permanent

* 4.23 pm – Rs 500 increase per month for private sector employees
- See more at: http://sundaytimes.lk/news/key-highlights-presidents-mahinda-rajapaksa-budget-presentation-today.html#sthash.DoyGGaMS.0sOHS4gs.dpuf

You can listen, what you want by looking at the above list... Very Happy Very Happy

VISA


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2.3 I propose to fix the maximum PAYE tax rate at 16 percent to ease the burden of wage earning employees and professionals.
It is proposed to reduce the Value Added Tax to 11 percent.

page 145 on Budget speech

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