Noraini says JMBs will be given only general information such as the total amount of assessment tax to be collected within a building, if the plan kicks off.
Subang Jaya City Council (MBSJ) is mooting a plan to collaborate with the joint management body (JMB) of high-rise residential buildings under MBSJ’s administration in an assessment tax collection programme.
The plan — which was tabled at MBSJ’s Finance Committee meeting and brought up at the city council’s full board meeting — offers JMBs token rewards for their assistance in the programme.
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