शामली:कांधला नगर पालिका के द्वारा टैक्स लगाने, व ब्याज वसूलने पर इंटरव्यू#DM Shamli
Summary
TLDRThe speaker addresses misconceptions surrounding a newly implemented tax system in Uttar Pradesh, clarifying that the system was introduced by the state government, not by local boards. He refutes rumors about interest charges on unpaid taxes, explaining that no interest has been applied yet, though provisions exist to encourage timely payments. The system is being uniformly applied across all municipalities in the state. The speaker reassures the public that the tax system will be enforced fairly, in compliance with government orders, ensuring no injustice occurs to the citizens.
Takeaways
- 😀 The new tax system in Uttar Pradesh has been implemented by the state government, not the municipal board.
- 😀 The board did not pass any legislation related to the tax system; it was a government order with legal backing.
- 😀 The tax system applies uniformly across the entire state of Uttar Pradesh, not just in select areas.
- 😀 The provision of interest on overdue taxes is part of the tax rules, but it has not been enforced yet.
- 😀 The interest provision is designed to encourage timely payment, similar to how interest is charged on unpaid electricity bills.
- 😀 Currently, no municipality in Uttar Pradesh, including Kandhla, is collecting interest on taxes.
- 😀 The tax system was outlined in the Uttar Pradesh Municipal Building and Land Tax Rules, notified in June 2024 and implemented in July 2024.
- 😀 Once fully implemented, the municipality will send bills that will include the provision for interest on overdue taxes.
- 😀 Rumors about immediate interest charges are false and are not part of the current tax collection process.
- 😀 The municipality is required to follow the government’s order and apply the tax system fairly and uniformly.
- 😀 Public interest and adherence to government regulations are central to the implementation of this tax system, and no injustice will be done to citizens.
Q & A
Who implemented the new tax system in Uttar Pradesh?
-The new tax system was implemented by the Uttar Pradesh state government, not the board or any local authority.
Has the board passed any laws related to the tax system?
-No, the board has not passed any laws regarding the tax system. It is a government-issued order and law, applicable across the entire state.
Is interest being charged on taxes currently?
-No, interest is not being charged on taxes at the moment. However, provisions for charging interest have been included in the system, effective in 2024.
Why is interest being considered in the new tax system?
-Interest is being considered to encourage timely payments of taxes, similar to how interest is charged on delayed electricity bills.
What happens if someone fails to pay taxes on time?
-If taxes are not paid within the specified period, interest will be charged on the unpaid amount, according to the system's provisions.
Is this new tax system applicable only in specific areas of Uttar Pradesh?
-No, the new tax system is applicable throughout Uttar Pradesh, with uniform provisions across all regions.
When was the Uttar Pradesh Municipal Tax Rules (2024) notified?
-The Uttar Pradesh Municipal Tax Rules (2024) were notified on June 28, 2024.
When did the government order for the tax system come into effect?
-The government order for the tax system came into effect on July 4, 2024.
What is the purpose of this new tax system?
-The purpose of the new tax system is to improve tax collection efficiency and ensure fairness in the implementation of tax laws across Uttar Pradesh.
Will the public face any injustice under this new system?
-No, the public will not face any injustice. All actions taken will follow the state government's guidelines, ensuring fairness and transparency.
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