KUALA LUMPUR: The new assessment rates will only be decided after the panel appointed by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) completes studying the objections received.
This will be done after the objection period ends on Dec 17 and the decision made will be at the discretion of DBKL before enforcement on Jan 1.
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