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The State Government's Local Taxes Haven't Been Adjusted in 31 Years. the Chief Minister Urged the Public to Understand the State Government's Financial Needs.
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Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow pointed out that while Penang is considered a wealthy state, its revenue is actually limited because the majority of its revenue must be remitted to the central government. Therefore, the state government needs to adjust property taxes to increase revenue to plan for long-term development and benefit the people. Regarding his revelation at a press conference this afternoon that details of the property tax adju…
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