IFA Bangladesh webinar: Tax Deduction at Source Rules

IFA Bangladesh webinar: Tax Deduction at Source Rules | 19 June

Conducted in Bengali

Delivered in Bengali, the session explores the Tax Deduction at Source (TDS) Rules 2024 and their practical implications. A clear understanding of these rules is essential for ensuring compliance, avoiding penalties, and applying best practice in day-to-day tax operations.

Led by Alii Aqbour Chowdhury, the webinar provides practical guidance on the new TDS framework, including implementation approaches and key compliance considerations.

Participants will cover:

Objectives and importance of the TDS Rules 2024
Structure and key updates
Step-by-step application of the new rules
Ensuring compliance with updated requirements
Common pitfalls and how to avoid them
Real-world examples of practical application
Q&A for participant questions and clarification

Who should attend?

Designed for tax professionals, accountants, and business owners with a working knowledge of tax regulations, this session is particularly relevant for those in small businesses and practices who need to understand and implement the new TDS Rules 2024 to ensure compliance and improve tax management processes.

Mode of delivery: Bengali

Date: Friday 19 June 2026
Time: 3:00 - 5:00pm (Dhaka time) | 10am - 12pm (UK time)
CPD hour: 2
Price: Free

About the speaker

Alii Aqbour Chowdhury FCPA, FIPA, FFA, FAIA, ACMA, LL.B, ITP

Alii Aqbour Chowdhury is a tax specialist with expertise in Bangladeshi and international tax law, including VAT, double taxation agreements, and compliance. He is the Principal Consultant of A Aqbour Chowdhury & Co. and Academic Director of CPA Bangladesh, and mentors ADIT candidates with the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT), UK.

He is also the founder of eTaxReturn.com.bd and TaxAdviser.com.bd, and provides practical tax advisory support to businesses locally and internationally.

CPA Bangladesh

CPA Bangladesh is a premier institution focusing on developing internationally accredited accounting and tax professionals in Bangladesh. The institution is an Academic Institutional Member of the International Association for Accounting Education and Research (IAAER) and receives support from The Institute of Financial Accountants (IFA), UK.

The institution is recognized as a centre of ATHE, a globally regulated awarding organization regulated by Ofqual, UK Government. Moreover, it is an endorsed training provider of IFA-UK, a full member of the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC). This allows CPA Bangladesh to provide the IFA Direct Programme and IFA-endorsed Post Graduate Qualifications (CPA Programme) in the country. These qualifications facilitate direct membership of two IFAC Member Bodies, IFA (UK) and IPA (Australia). Additionally, CPA Bangladesh proudly serves as a course provider for the esteemed ADIT (Advanced Diploma in International Taxation) qualification offered by the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT), UK.