The Times of India 09.03.2013
After Rs 40 crore spent, BMC to abolish octroi
MUMBAI: The BMC's plan to introduce local body tax (LBT) by abolishing octroi in October may make the Rs 40 crore spent on octroi naka upgradation seem like a waste.
The BMC is studying taxation rate and has nakas at Dahisar, Lal Bahadur Shastri Marg, Eastern Express Highway, Mulund-Airoli and Vashi. "When we decided to rest-ore nakas, the LBT decision was not taken," said chief city engineer Jeevan Padgaonkar.
The BMC is studying taxation rate and has nakas at Dahisar, Lal Bahadur Shastri Marg, Eastern Express Highway, Mulund-Airoli and Vashi. "When we decided to rest-ore nakas, the LBT decision was not taken," said chief city engineer Jeevan Padgaonkar.