News Special Commodity Levy on imported potatoes surged Date: March 9, 2023 By: Isuru Parakrama Colombo (LNW): The Special Commodity Levy on imported potatoes has surged by Rs. 30 per kilo, the Finance Ministry said. Accordingly, the revised Special Commodity Levy on imported potatoes will be Rs. 50 per kilo. TagsLanka News WebSri Lanka Previous articleIMF Executive Board to decide on Sri Lanka’s US $ 2.9 billion EFF soonNext articleUniversity teachers to launch indefinite strike action against tax revision Share post: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Popular India’s Defence Minister Calls for Recognition of IPKF Sacrifice in Sri Lanka Sri Lankan Passport Improves Standing in Latest Global Mobility Rankings Electricity Prices to Remain Unchanged in Early 2026 After Missed Deadline When Classrooms Become Battlegrounds: How Queerbaiting Turned Education Reform into Political Ammunition Imported Milk Powder Prices to Drop Following Agreement With Importers More like thisRelated India’s Defence Minister Calls for Recognition of IPKF Sacrifice in Sri Lanka MIAP - January 15, 2026 India’s Defence Minister Calls for Recognition of IPKF Sacrifice in Sri Lanka Sri Lankan Passport Improves Standing in Latest Global Mobility Rankings MIAP - January 15, 2026 Sri Lankan Passport Improves Standing in Latest Global Mobility Rankings Electricity Prices to Remain Unchanged in Early 2026 After Missed Deadline MIAP - January 15, 2026 Electricity Prices to Remain Unchanged in Early 2026 After Missed Deadline When Classrooms Become Battlegrounds: How Queerbaiting Turned Education Reform into Political Ammunition MIAP - January 15, 2026 When Classrooms Become Battlegrounds: How Queerbaiting Turned Education Reform into Political Ammunition
