Ministry of Finance (Bangladesh)

People's Republic of Bangladesh
Ministry of Finance
Agency overview
অর্থ মন্ত্রণালয় (Artho Montronaloya)
Government of Bangladesh Seal
Formed	14 April 1971
Jurisdiction	Government of Bangladesh
Headquarters	Secretariat, Dhaka^[1]
Agency executives	Abul Maal Abdul Muhith, Finance Minister Muhammad Abdul Mannan, Minister of state Mohammed Muslim Chowdhury, Senior Finance Secretary
Website	mof.gov.bd

The Ministry of Finance (Template:Lang-bn; Artho Montronaloya) is a ministry of Bangladesh.^[2] The ministry is responsible for state finance, including the state budget, taxation and economic policy in Bangladesh. It is led by the Finance Minister of Bangladesh. The department must report to the Parliament of Bangladesh. It contains four divisions:

Directorate

i) Finance Division:

ii) Economic Relations Division
iii) Internal Resources Division

iv) Bank and Financial Institutions Division

Prime Minister: TBD
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Speaker: Vacant
Parliament	Jatiya Sangsad Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban Sangsad Television Constituencies Elections Committees Secretariat Library
Leaders	Speaker Deputy Speaker Leader of the House Deputy Leader of the House Leader of the Opposition Chief Whips

Ordinary courts

Specialized Courts & Tribunals

Constitutional Court	None
Administrative Court	Administrative Tribunals
Finance Court	Money Loan Courts Insolvency Courts Income Tax Appellate Tribunals Special Tribunal for Share Market Scam
Labour Court	Labour Courts
Court of Justice	Family court Women and Child Repression Crime Prevention Tribunal International Crimes Tribunal
Social Court	Druto Bichar Tribunal Bangladesh Cyber Tribunal

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