Payroll2Bangladesh
Your data, handled with care
MARKAWe handle salary figures, tax records and employee files for companies operating in Bangladesh. This policy explains what we collect, why we hold it, how long we keep it, and what you can ask us to do with it.
Two different roles — please read this first
If you contact us, request a quote or browse this website, we decide how your data is used. We are the controller and this policy governs that relationship directly.
If you are an employee of one of our client companies, your employer decides what happens to your data and we process it on their written instructions. We are the processor. Requests about your personal data should go to your employer first, and we will support them in answering you.

Payroll2Bangladesh has served companies in Bangladesh since 2007, delivering payroll processing, statutory compliance, recruitment and workforce administration for foreign companies, multinationals, branch and liaison offices, SMEs and NGOs. Because of that work we routinely hold salary figures, tax identification details, attendance records and employment documents. We treat that material as confidential by default.


1. Information We Collect

We may collect the following types of information:

a) Personal Information

  • Full Name
  • Email Address
  • Phone Number
  • Company Name
  • Billing & Payment Information

b) Business & Payroll Data

  • Employee names, designations and joining dates
  • Salary structure, allowances, overtime and festival bonuses
  • TIN and tax details used to calculate tax deducted at source
  • Provident fund contributions and gratuity records
  • Attendance, leave and roster records
  • Bank account details used for salary disbursement
  • Passport, visa and work permit details where expatriate staff are employed

c) Technical Information

  • IP Address
  • Browser Type
  • Device Information
  • Pages visited and time spent

2. How We Use Your Information

We use the collected information for the following purposes:

  • To run monthly payroll, calculate gross-to-net pay and issue payslips
  • To withhold and deposit tax at source with the National Board of Revenue
  • To administer provident fund contributions, gratuity accruals and statutory festival bonuses
  • To maintain wage registers, attendance records and payroll documentation for inspection
  • To prepare work permit and visa files where a client employs expatriate staff
  • To manage client accounts, contracts, invoices and support requests
  • To keep this website secure, working and useful
  • To comply with the Bangladesh Labour Act 2006, income tax rules and other statutory obligations

3. Data Sharing and Disclosure

We do not sell, rent or trade personal data. We do not share it for advertising, and we do not pass client employee records to anyone the client has not authorised.

Data is disclosed only in these situations:

  • Government authorities — the National Board of Revenue, labour authorities, provident fund and gratuity bodies, and BIDA for work permit filings, where a filing or lawful request requires it
  • Banks and payment providers — to disburse salaries and process client payments
  • Professional advisers — auditors and legal counsel, under confidentiality
  • Service providers — hosting, email and IT support vendors bound by written confidentiality and permitted to use data only for the service they provide us

4. Data Security

Access is restricted to staff who need the record to do their job. Payroll files are held on controlled systems rather than personal devices, confidentiality obligations apply to every employee and vendor with access, website traffic is encrypted in transit, and access is reviewed when roles change or staff leave.

No system is completely secure. If a breach occurs that is likely to affect your rights, we will notify the affected parties and the relevant authority without undue delay.


5. How Long We Keep It

Retention is driven by statute, not by preference. Once the retention period ends, records are securely deleted or anonymised.

Record typeRetention periodWhy
Payroll registers and payslipsDuration of service plus the statutory periodLabour Act 2006 record-keeping
Tax and TDS recordsAs required by income tax rulesNBR audit and assessment
Provident fund and gratuity recordsFor the life of the entitlementEmployee entitlement claims
Client contracts and invoicesFor the statutory limitation periodContractual and tax obligations
Website enquiriesUp to 24 months, or until you ask us to deleteFollow-up and service history

Where your data is stored

Payroll and employment records are processed and stored in Bangladesh. Where a client is based abroad and needs reports, summaries or files transferred outside the country, we do so only with the client’s instruction and consent, and only to the extent the applicable data protection framework permits for that category of data. We do not move confidential payroll records offshore as a matter of convenience.

  • Consent — where you give it voluntarily and specifically, for example when submitting a contact form. Consent can be withdrawn at any time.
  • Contract — where processing is necessary to deliver a service you or your employer has engaged us for.
  • Legal obligation — where the Bangladesh Labour Act 2006, income tax rules or another statute requires us to collect, calculate, file or retain something.
  • Legitimate business interest — for account security, fraud prevention and service improvement, balanced against your privacy.
  • Contract — where processing is necessary to deliver a service you or your employer has engaged us for
  • Legal obligation — where the Bangladesh Labour Act 2006, income tax rules or another statute requires us to collect, calculate, file or retain something
  • Legitimate business interest — for account security, fraud prevention and service improvement, balanced against your privacy

6. Our Lawful Basis and Your Rights

Bangladesh has moved from a patchwork of sectoral rules to a dedicated data protection framework. Our processing rests on one or more of the following grounds:

  • Consent — where you give it voluntarily and specifically, for example when submitting a contact form. Consent can be withdrawn at any time.
  • Contract — where processing is necessary to deliver a service you or your employer has engaged us for.
  • Legal obligation — where the Bangladesh Labour Act 2006, income tax rules or another statute requires us to collect, calculate, file or retain something.
  • Legitimate business interest — for account security, fraud prevention and service improvement, balanced against your privacy.

Your rights over your personal data

Access

Ask what personal data we hold about you and receive a copy.

Correction

Have inaccurate or incomplete details corrected.

Deletion

Ask us to erase your data, subject to records we are legally required to keep.

Withdraw consent

Withdraw consent at any time, without affecting processing already carried out.

Object

Object to processing based on our legitimate interests.

Complain

Raise a concern with us, or with the relevant data protection authority.

Write to info@payroll2bangladesh.com and we will respond within 30 days. We may ask you to verify your identity first. If you are an employee of a client company, please contact your employer first — they instruct us on what may be released.


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  • Improve performance

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