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Mohamed Mamdhooh

Described in the news as: Funadhoo MP; PNC Member for Funadhoo.

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Politics Parliament Committee sets 19 November deadline for State Budget... Parliament's Budget Review Committee has unanimously agreed to complete its examination of the proposed MVR 59.7 billion State Budget for 2027 by 19 November. The budget, submitted by the Ministry of Finance and Public Enterprises, represents a MVR 4.5 billion reduction from the MVR 64.2 billion approved for 2026. 4 outlets : MM TV (English), Sun English, Byline and 1 more Source (opens MM TV (English) in a new tab)
Politics Saleem reappointed as Budget Committee Chair, Fazad as Vice Chair The Budget Review Committee reappointed Eydhafushi MP Ahmed Saleem as chairperson and nominated PNC's Ali Fazad as vice chair at its inaugural meeting on Wednesday. Finance Minister Moosa Zameer presented a proposed 2027 budget of MVR 56,704,440,795 to the People's Majlis, down 4.5 billion Rufiyaa from the 2026 approved budget. 3 outlets : MM TV (English), Sun English, Raajje (English) Source (opens Raajje (English) in a new tab)
Economy Public invited to comment on proposed tax appeal changes Parliament's Economic Committee has opened a public consultation on a bill amending the Tax Administration Act, which would set circumstances requiring taxpayers to pay 100 per cent of disputed tax before appealing a MIRA decision to the Tax Appeal Tribunal, up from the current 50 per cent. The bill was submitted by PNC Member for Funadhoo Mohamed Mamdhooh on behalf of the Government and referred to the committee on Monday, with feedback open until 12 noon on 5 November. One Online Source (opens One Online in a new tab)

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