Recently a landmark partnership has been announced between, Shapla, a trailblazing digital tax filing platform, and Sonali Life Insurance have formed a strategic partnership, with the primary aim of infusing technological fluency in the tax filing process for all their employees. This collaboration sets a new standard by granting Sonali Life Insurance employees unique tax filing benefits and marking a substantial step towards universal financial literacy and digital proficiency within the corporate arena.
In an era where technology permeates every facet of our lives, Shapla is ushering the domain of tax into the digital age, making it accessible, comprehensible, and seamlessly navigable for all. The Shapla platform represents a significant shift towards the digital empowerment of employees, granting them the capability to manage their taxes with consummate ease, thereby becoming more technologically adept and financially savvy.
By integrating Shapla easy-to-navigate tax filing services, Sonali Life Insurance steps towards enhancing its employee benefits, providing not just a work environment, but a holistic space where every member financial well-being is catered to and prioritized.
In expressing his thoughts about the partnership, the CEO of Shapla, Tasnim Mortoza, shared, "Our collaborative effort with Sonali Life Insurance embodies our unwavering commitment to facilitate and enhance the tax filing process through digital means for every individual in the company. Shapla primary objective revolves around digitizing and simplifying tax filing for everyone, and with this partnership, we inch significantly closer to that objective."
Mir Rashed Bin Aman, the CEO of Sonali Life Insurance, remarked, "The essence of employee well-being pivots around ease and accessibility in managing their financial obligations. Integrating Shapla into our employee benefits program not only alleviates the complexities of tax filing but also heralds an era where our team grows technologically advanced and financially secure+."
The partnership spells a future where technological empowerment in tax management becomes a staple, showcasing Shapla dedication to creating a world where tax filing is no longer a perplexing chore, but an effortless, tech-driven endeavor.
This alliance not only sets a new benchmark in employee welfare and financial management but also sketches a future where digital fluency in tax filing becomes a norm, promising a landscape where organizations cater holistically to the diversified financial needs of their workforce, crafting a prospering working milieu.
Bangladesh is to witness opening of its first smart highway on Dhaka-Mawa Expressway in December 2023 while the second one is expected to be commissioned in December next year, connecting Joydebpur with Rangpur, primarily aiming to ensure road safety, officials said here today.
Roads and Highways Department (RHD) officials said both the highways were being built introducing the Intelligent Transport System (ITS) which incorporates vehicle detection system, surveillance camera, automated number plate recognition camera, speed detection mechanism and variable messaging sign.
RHD superintending engineer M. Tanvir Siddique said the 38-kilometre Dhaka-Mawa Expressway would be the first smart highway where the ITS would be fully installed in December this year as a pilot project.
The Ramsagor Express train on Bonarpara-Panchagarh route has been resumed after being closed for 12 years.
The train will run regularly on this route from Wednesday (30 August).
Speaking at an inauguration ceremony at Bonarpara Junction railway station in Gaibandha on Tuesday (29 August), Railway Minister Md Nurul Islam Sujan said, "The Ramsagar train running on the Bonarpara-Dinajpur route had to be stopped two years after its launch in 2010 due to various difficulties. As a result, commuters using this train have been facing hardships.
"As a result of your movements demanding the resumption, it was possible to re-inaugurate this train today."
Experts at a workshop today stressed protecting forests to solve water crisis in the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT).
Speaking as the chief guest at the workshop, Chittagong Hill Tracts Affairs Secretary Md Mashiur Rahman said the CHT has favourable climate and environmental factors for restoring natural ecosystems, including forests and water bodies.
"However, factors such as climate change and the growing demands of the developing economy are increasing biotic pressure on the CHT forest ecosystems," he added.
The "Lessons Learned and Way Forward" workshop on Chittagong Hill Tracts Watershed Co-Management Activity (CHTWCA) of Strengthening Inclusive Development in Chittagong Hill Tracts (SID-CHT) project was held at Hasina CHT Complex in Dhaka.