Lim says while assessment helped landlords, the deferment of licence fees was critical to many businesses.
KUALA Lumpur’s nightclub, pub and restaurant operators, who have had no business since the first movement control order, are seeking a deferment of licence fees and taxes from Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) and Federal Territories Ministry.They said such aid could help ease their financial burden and help save thousands of businesses that were in dire straits and facing permanent closure.
Restaurant and Bistro Owners Association media advisor Jeremy Lim said it had been almost 16 months and people from all income groups were suffering financially.
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