Gurgaon: The MCG commissioner has led the combined commissioners to deliver info to owners of industrial properties working without a trade license in town.
According to land tax documents, you’ll find 66,000 commercial components in town.
However, the vast majority of these do not possess a trade license, officials explained.
“The business units in town working with no trade license ought to be issued a note.
These units must obtain a trade license in accordance with the Haryana Municipal Corporation Act,” MCG leader Mukesh Kumar Ahuja stated in a meeting he chaired on Tuesday.
From the 2020-21 fiscal year, the MCG had anticipated to produce a revenue of approximately Rs 15 crore from commerce license fees.
On the other hand, the system can create only 55 percent of the projected earnings from commerce license fees.
At the current fiscal, the MCG has estimated to create Rs 12 crore from commerce license fees.
“It was also shared in the meeting that because the vast majority of commercial properties in town are operating with no trade license, should they employ for the same, then it might help the human body create any revenue,” stated an MCG officer, who attended the assembly.
Other issues discussed in the meeting included law matters such as illegal encroachment and unauthorised structures, sanitation, union registrations and flood preparedness before monsoon.
The commissioner gave instructions to the combined commissioners to determine land in every zone to prepare material recovery facilities (MRF).
He explained that the secondary things or channels for garbage disposal and collection needs to be done away with these ought to be substituted with MRF.