Warangal: The result of not paying tax for two years .. Bar and restaurant siege in Warangal!

Greater Warangal Municipal Corporation officials are killing taxpayers. As part of it, some furniture have already been seized. Dolphin bars and restaurants in the Hanumakonda subdari region, which are negligent in paying tax for the latest two years.

Notices were given ..

At the behest of Greater Warangal Municipal Corporation Commissioner Ashwini Tanaji, Kajipata Circle Deputy Commissioner Ravinder closed the bar and restaurant on Saturday. Tax arrears from two years to 2 lakh 56 thousand. Authorities have issued several notices to pay tax.

The commissioner is angry.

However, there was no response from the ownership of the dolphin bar and restaurant. Red notice has also been issued recently. The Commissioner has issued a instruction to such an extent with a lack of ownership and negligence in tax payment. Deputy Commissioner Ravinder said that the bar and restaurant were confiscated with commissioner orders. The Deputy Commissioner urged people to cooperate with them to pay taxes on time.

Notice to 70 officers ..

The target of Greater Warangal property tax collection is Rs 117.27 crore and so far only Rs 52.66 crore has been collected. This means that the target is only 45.25 percent. To this extent, revenue -in -sepuctors and bill collectors have been targeted. RIS and Bill Collectors visited 300 houses and set taxes every day.

Commissioner dissatisfaction ..

Notices were issued to those who did not pay taxes. However, the Municipal Commissioner recently expressed dissatisfaction with the employees who lagged behind in reaching the target. Deputy Commissioners have been ordered to issue notice to employees who have not reached the target. The deputy commissioners of the municipality have already issued notice to the employees.

Staff changes ..

Notices were issued to about 70 employees, out of which 11 were revenue inspectors and another 59 bill collectors. Revenue employees are unable to collect taxes. The commissioner suggested that officers should send wholesale messages for tax collection. He was ordered to chase the city -wide campaign and dull dues.

Like in villages with merged.

Field staff were working on tax collection. But there are about 42 merged villages in the Greater Warangal Municipal Corporation. As a result, it remains outstanding. Field staff are holding their heads. It remains to be seen how the authorities will be able to regain the deadline for the end of this month.

(Reporting: Hindustan Times Telugu, United Warangal District Representative)