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PAC reviews pending professional tax transfer to GVMC

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PAC reviews pending professional tax transfer to GVMC
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Vishnu Kumar Raju, Sreeram Rajagopal, GVMC Commissioner Ketan Garg and a few others.During the meeting, Mr. Garg briefed the Committee that a portion of professional tax collected by the government is still pending transfer to the GVMC. He also submitted all relevant records, government orders, and financial statements for the Committee’s examination.

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The AP Legislature Public Accounts Committee, under the Chairmanship of Pulaparthi Ramanjaneyulu, reviewed the transfer of professional tax pertaining to the Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation (GVMC) during a meeting held at the VMRDA Conference Hall on Thursday.The meeting was attended by committee members and MLAs B. Ramanjaneyulu, P. Vishnu Kumar Raju, Sreeram Rajagopal, GVMC Commissioner Ketan Garg and a few others.During the meeting, Mr. Garg briefed the Committee that a portion of professional tax collected by the government is still pending transfer to the GVMC. He also submitted all relevant records, government orders, and financial statements for the Committee’s examination.

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