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Government may opt to waive a portion of GP/Robi's dues

机译:政府可以选择放弃GP / Robi的部分会费

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The Bangladeshi government is reportedly considering waiving GrameenPhone (GP) and Robi's late fees, which amount to nearly a half of the BDT134.5 billion (US$1.56 billion) claimed by the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) as unpaid dues in its 2019 audit, The Daily Star writes. According to the country's legislation, a 15% compound rate is applied on late fees; of the BDT125.8 billion owed by GP, BDT61.9 billion is late fees, while Robi's BDT8.7 billion dues comprise BDT1.7 billion of late fees. BTRC Chairman Md Jahurul Haque was quoted as saying: 'The government might be considering giving a waiver on late fees for a swift resolution ... We still stand by the audit findings, but the government has the final say.' The impasse between the regulator and the two cellcos - which vehemently dispute the audit claims - prompted Bangladeshi Finance Minister Mustafa Kamal to step in as a mediator last month; the official said at the time: 'If we continue with our claims, a resolution will take a long time and that will hamper the mobile operators' business and restrict our revenue growth too.'
机译:据报道,孟加拉国政府正在考虑免除GrameenPhone(GP)和Robi的滞纳金,这几乎是孟加拉国电信监管委员会(BTRC)在其2019年审计中未缴纳会费1345亿迪拉姆(约合15.6亿美元)的一半。 ,每日星报写道。根据该国的法律,滞纳金适用15%的复合费率; GP欠下的1,258亿第纳尔中,有619亿第纳尔为滞纳金,而Robi的87亿第纳尔应交会费包括17亿第纳尔。 BTRC主席贾胡勒·哈克(Md Jahurul Haque)引用话说:“政府可能正在考虑免除滞纳金,以便迅速解决……我们仍然支持审计结果,但政府拥有最终决定权。”监管机构与两家公司之间的僵局(强烈质疑审计要求)促使孟加拉国财政部长穆斯塔法·卡马尔(Mustafa Kamal)上个月介入。这位官员当时说:“如果我们继续提出要求,一项解决方案将花费很长时间,这将阻碍移动运营商的业务,也将限制我们的收入增长。”

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    《Asia Pacific telecom》 |2019年第10期|4-4|共1页
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