10pc concession to be given in outstanding property tax: RCB
Rawalpindi : Rawalpindi Cantonment Board (RCB) has announced 10 per cent concession in outstanding property taxes for those who are willing to pay them until June 30.
According to RCB spokesman, action in accordance with the law would be taken against the property tax defaulters who did not clear taxes despite various notices.
He said the authorities concerned had tasked the field staff to expedite the recovery process and submit a daily report of the progress.
He informed that RCB had finalised arrangements for monsoon season including measures to avert any destruction and flooding in low-lying areas.
The board had set up a special control room to monitor the possible flood situation.
Special teams had been formed for a quick response, relief and rescue operation in case of any emergency, he added.
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