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Impostos sobre o salário: Bangladesh

Quanto se paga de impostos e contribuições sobre um salário (Bangladesh), quanto sobra líquido e quais regimes tributários especiais existem.

Cálculo para um salário bruto de € 60.000 por ano

Salário brutoBDT 8.620.614 ≈ € 60.000
Imposto de renda
Income taxBDT 2.046.184 ≈ € 14.242
Salário líquidoBDT 6.574.430 ≈ € 45.758
Custo total para o empregadorBDT 8.620.614 ≈ € 60.000
23,7 %Carga tributária do empregado
23,7 %Carga tributária com encargos do empregador
30,0 %Carga sobre cada 100 EUR adicionais

Só é considerada uma parte dos tributos e encargos diretos do país: o imposto de renda sobre o trabalho e as contribuições obrigatórias. Não são considerados: impostos sobre o patrimônio e os imóveis; impostos sobre dividendos, juros e outros rendimentos de capital; impostos sobre heranças e doações; tributos indiretos como o IVA, os impostos seletivos e os impostos de importação.

Este país não consta do relatório Taxing Wages da OCDE; o cálculo é nosso e segue a mesma metodologia.

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Regimes tributários especiais

Esses regimes não estão incluídos no cálculo acima: cada um tem condições próprias.

Exemption of income from freelancing and content creation (Sixth Schedule, Part 1, Income-tax Act 2023, as amended by Finance Act 2026)

Para quem: Individuals earning income as freelancers or digital content creators.

Under para 21(q) of Part 1 of the Sixth Schedule, as substituted by the Finance Act 2026 (s. 157(b): 'freelancing and content creation'), income from freelancing and content creation is exempt until 30 June 2027 (the para 21 period, 1 July 2024 – 30 June 2027), provided all income (receipts) of the business is received 100% through bank transfer (para 21 proviso, as substituted by the Finance Ordinance 2025, s. 134(a)(4)).

Base legal: Income-tax Act 2023, Sixth Schedule, Part 1, para 21(q) and proviso; s. 166(1)(d); Finance Act 2026 (extension to freelancing and content creation)

Exemption of income from software development and Information Technology Enabled Services (ITES) (Sixth Schedule, Part 1, Income-tax Act 2023)

Para quem: Resident or non-resident Bangladeshi individuals running a listed IT business (software development, SaaS, cyber security, data analytics, mobile apps, web, digital design, data entry, call centres, IT freelancing and others).

Income from the 19 IT activities listed in para 21 of Part 1 of the Sixth Schedule is excluded from total income for 1 July 2024 – 30 June 2027, provided all income (receipts) of the business is received 100% through bank transfer.

Base legal: Income-tax Act 2023, Sixth Schedule, Part 1, para 21 and proviso; s. 163(5)(b)

Exemption of 50% of export income of individuals, firms and Hindu undivided families (Income-tax Act 2023)

Para quem: Individuals (and firms, Hindu undivided families) exporting goods.

50% of income from exporting goods is exempt; the rest is taxed at the regular slab rates. Conditions apply under the Act.

Base legal: Finance Act 2026 (Bangladesh): exemption of 50% of export income of individuals, firms and Hindu undivided families (amendment to the Income-tax Act 2023)

Exemption of income earned abroad by a Bangladeshi citizen (Income-tax Act 2023)

Para quem: Bangladeshi citizens earning income abroad.

Income a Bangladeshi citizen earns abroad is excluded from total income if it is brought into Bangladesh under the foreign-remittance laws (para 17 of Part 1 of the Sixth Schedule).

Base legal: Income-tax Act 2023, Sixth Schedule, Part 1, para 17; s. 166(1)(d); s. 167(2)

Turnover tax on gross receipts of business or profession (Income-tax Act 2023, as amended by Finance Act 2026)

Para quem: Persons with income from business or profession (except excluded activities).

Not a relief but a minimum tax: where regular tax is lower, 1% of gross receipts is payable (separate rates for tobacco, beverages, telecom operators); the excess may be carried forward.

Base legal: Income-tax Act 2023, s. 163(6) and provisos, as substituted by Finance Act 2026, s. 91

Exemption of capital gains on listed shares and units up to Tk 50 lakh (Sixth Schedule, Part 1, para 36, Income-tax Act 2023)

Para quem: Individuals selling shares or units of listed companies or BSEC-approved funds (not sponsors, directors or placement holders).

Capital gains up to Tk 50 lakh a year from transferring listed shares or fund units are excluded from total income; gains above that are taxed.

Base legal: Income-tax Act 2023, Sixth Schedule, Part 1, para 36

Exemption of interest on Pensioners' Savings Certificates (Sixth Schedule, Part 1, para 9, Income-tax Act 2023)

Para quem: Retired individuals holding Pensioners' Savings Certificates (Pensioner Sanchayapatra).

Interest on Pensioners' Savings Certificates is excluded from total income if the total investment in them at the end of the income year does not exceed Tk 5 lakh.

Base legal: Income-tax Act 2023, Sixth Schedule, Part 1, para 9

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Dados verificados: 01/11/2026. Cálculo indicativo para um caso típico. Não constitui consultoria tributária.

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