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2. Arrange brainstorming meeting/discussion with the citizens on the mass appraisal/self<br />

appraisal system<br />

3. Exposure visit<br />

For this, following things should be considered-<br />

a. Making assessments more systematic and transparent, with any reductions on the grounds <strong>of</strong><br />

poverty being made explicitly and recorded transparently.<br />

b. Clarifying that holding tax can also be levied on non-domestic property, including<br />

structures like mobile phone masts.<br />

c. Requiring every <strong>UP</strong> to carry out a re-assessment <strong>of</strong> holding tax over the next twelve months,<br />

compiling a complete register <strong>of</strong> properties, together with their assessments.<br />

� Expanding the <strong>Revenue</strong> Base <strong>for</strong> <strong>UP</strong>s self- sufficiency and better service delivery<br />

4. Arrange Training/ Workshop with elected functionaries and <strong>of</strong>ficials to identify<br />

Different sources <strong>of</strong> revenue other than holding tax by introducing a training manual<br />

5. Arrange Training/ organize discussion meeting/ open budget session to the <strong>UP</strong> elected<br />

representative, <strong>of</strong>ficials, WDC members, UFT members as well as some citizens <strong>for</strong> promoting<br />

understanding between service delivery and tax payment<br />

For this, give a direction to impose certain ceiling <strong>of</strong> tax on three-wheeled CNGs, mobile towers,<br />

advertisements (bill-boards), coaching centres, tutorials, private clinics and hospitals, community<br />

centres etc; impose fees <strong>for</strong> particular services rendered, as well as rural electricity, pr<strong>of</strong>essional<br />

varieties, leasing <strong>of</strong> government land <strong>for</strong> tree plantation, extraction <strong>of</strong> sand, stone and other<br />

building materials; impose charges <strong>for</strong> services that the <strong>UP</strong> provides directly to beneficiaries and<br />

impose fines <strong>for</strong> late payment <strong>of</strong> arrear taxes.<br />

6. Simplifying the classification <strong>of</strong> businesses while also making the list more<br />

comprehensive, to include all services, pr<strong>of</strong>essions and NGOs, introducing a simple and obvious<br />

classification <strong>of</strong> business size, to reflect ability to pay, thereby improving equity as well as<br />

increasing the revenue that can be generated and allowing a limited range <strong>of</strong> choice <strong>for</strong> the <strong>UP</strong><br />

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