E&T property tax recovery drive soon
All the inspectors were given property tax recovery targets for their respective circles
All the inspectors were given property tax recovery targets for their respective circles. PHOTO: FILE
RAWALPINDI:
Excise and Taxation (E&T) Rawalpindi is finalising arrangements to launch a grand operation against property tax defaulters from next week.
According to an Excise and Taxation official, Punjab government had fixed December 31 for payment of property tax with five per cent concession.
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Now, final lists were being prepared and action in accordance with the law would be taken against the defaulters, he said adding, the Inspectors of Rawalpindi district had been directed by the authorities concerned to accelerate property tax recovery campaign and make all out efforts to achieve Rs500 million target set for December.
All the inspectors were given property tax recovery targets for their respective circles. The inspectors had also been directed to issue challan forms to the defaulters.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 1st, 2019.
Excise and Taxation (E&T) Rawalpindi is finalising arrangements to launch a grand operation against property tax defaulters from next week.
According to an Excise and Taxation official, Punjab government had fixed December 31 for payment of property tax with five per cent concession.
First half of FY19: Tax collection misses target by Rs175b as economy slows
Now, final lists were being prepared and action in accordance with the law would be taken against the defaulters, he said adding, the Inspectors of Rawalpindi district had been directed by the authorities concerned to accelerate property tax recovery campaign and make all out efforts to achieve Rs500 million target set for December.
All the inspectors were given property tax recovery targets for their respective circles. The inspectors had also been directed to issue challan forms to the defaulters.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 1st, 2019.