Jagdeep: Penang govt to look into objections on new assessment rates
Friday, 01 May 2020 07:27 AM MYT
GEORGE TOWN, May 1 ― The Penang state government will look into the objections received with regards to the new assessment tax rates before making a final decision on the matter. “The current economic situation has been among the factors, even before the implementation of the movement control order which came into force on March 18.
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