PETALING Jaya City Council (MBPJ) is expecting an increase in applications for its assessment tax rebate scheme this year, thanks to a rise in residential neighbourhoods that picked up the scheme last year.
“Several neighbourhoods started waste separation and recycling programmes last year, so we expect households from those areas to apply for the rebate soon,” said MBPJ assistant corporate communications director Abdul Hakim Khiruddin.
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