The third reading of the Inland Revenue (Amendment) Bill was passed in Parliament a short while ago (09 Dec).
The Bill was passed with a majority of 43 votes, with 79 votes in favour while 36 voted against it.
The second reading was also passed with a majority of 42 votes.
Accordingly, the amended Inland Revenue Act will be effective from 01 January 2023.
Note: Due to legal constraints, the Ada Derana Editorial team has taken a decision to disable comments on all articles concerning ongoing court procedures.
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