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The Local Self Government (LSG) department has constituted a five-member committee to make tax collection in urban local bodies more user-friendly, aiming to boost tax revenue. The committee, formed under an order issued by LSG Director Kumar Pal Gautam, will simplify the existing tax collection processes and has been given 15 days to submit its report. The committee will review tax collection systems used by urban local bodies in other states, focusing on best practices that could be implement
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FAQ :
The main goal is to make tax collection in urban local bodies more user-friendly and to boost tax revenue by simplifying existing processes.
The committee was formed under an order issued by LSG Director Kumar Pal Gautam.
The committee has been given 15 days to submit its report.
The committee will study key revenue sources including urban development (UD) tax, advertisement fees, fire NOC fees, building plan approval fees, and mobile tower fees.
The committee will explore options like geo-tagging of properties and online tax payment systems to make the process simpler for taxpayers.
Yes, another committee is being formed to improve LSG's online and offline services, and a separate committee will recommend ways to reduce court case pendency.
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