KL folk see red over potential assessment hike


Datuk M. Ali, Wong Chan Choy and Yee Poh Ping .

NEWS that they might have to fork out more in assessment taxes next year has triggered alarm among Kuala Lumpur residents as concerns mount over the rising cost of living in the capital city.

Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Federal Territories) Dr Zaliha Mustafa, in a StarMetro report on Friday (Dec 13), said the local authorities were mulling increasing assessment taxes to boost revenue amid higher costs.

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