Habeeb says MBPJ cannot assume that everybody knows how to pay online as he had problems downloading the app.
PETALING Jaya City Council’s (MBPJ) decision for its assessment billing to go fully digital effective this year has caught ratepayers off guard.
Last month, MBPJ issued a notice on its website and social media platforms that it would no longer post physical copies of assessment bills in 2021 and urged ratepayers to check and pay their bills via eCukai@MBPJ app.
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Habeeb says MBPJ cannot assume that everybody knows how to pay online as he had problems downloading the app.
A sample copy of what MBPJ's assessment bill looks like. They are typically issued over two terms - for the first and second halves of the year. The payment deadline for the first term and second terms are Feb 28 and Aug 31 respectively. (Optional pix, use if got space)
MBPJ put this notice on its website and social media platforms that it will no longer post physical copies of assessment bills from 2021, urging ratepayers to check and pay their bills via its Cukai@MBPJ app.
Danker resorted to paying his assessment at MBPJ after his daughter failed to do it digitally.
Lamien says some leeway should be given to non-digital users for late payments.
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