Tax defaulters’ list for Pattom, medical college out
The Hindu
Objections can be filed within 15 days
The city Corporation on Wednesday published the ward-wise list of those in the Pattom and Medical College zones with pending building tax payments.
The list includes those who have pending tax for the past several years as well as those who have not paid the tax for the first six months of 2021-22. The lists are available on the Corporation’s website, the Sanchaya website and at the zonal office. Those who have objections to the list can submit the same in an application form available at the zonal offices, main office and the Corporation website, within 15 days.
The civic body had on Monday published a similar list for the Thiruvallam zone. Mayor Arya Rajendran said that the lists for all the zones would be published before November 20.
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