‘Look at other ways to increase income’


Prof Yeah says DBKL should improve its administrative efficiency.

KUALA LUMPUR City Hall (DBKL) should explore and maximise its non-tax revenue sources before resorting to increasing assessment rates.

National House Buyers Association (HBA) honorary secretary-general Datuk Chang Kim Loong said these revenue sources included licensing and permits issued by various DBKL departments such as buildings and health, engineering as well as income from fines, investments, parking collection and billboard fees.

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