Description
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Cukai Taksiran, also known as assessment tax, is a property tax imposed by Majlis Bandaraya Pasir Gudang (MBPG) on property owners within its jurisdiction. It is used to fund municipal services such as waste collection, road maintenance, and public facilities.
GOV Department
- Majlis Bandaraya Pasir Gudang (MBPG)
License Name (Malay)
- Cukai Taksiran MBPG
Details
- Applicable to all residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural properties within MBPG's jurisdiction.
- Calculated based on the annual rental value of the property and a fixed tax rate determined by MBPG.
- Payments are typically due twice a year, with notices issued in January and July.
- Payment can be made through MBPG counters, online platforms, or authorized payment centers.
Important Rules
- Property owners are responsible for ensuring timely payment of Cukai Taksiran.
- Changes to property ownership or use must be reported to MBPG.
- Failure to pay within the stipulated time may result in penalties or legal action.
- Proper records of payment should be kept as proof for future reference.
Compound & Punishment
- Late payment incurs a penalty, typically calculated as a percentage of the overdue amount.
- Continuous non-payment may lead to MBPG issuing a warrant of attachment, allowing seizure of movable property.
- Legal actions may include fines, court orders, or property liens.
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Commonly Asked Questions
All property owners within the MBPG jurisdiction—including residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural property owners—must pay Cukai Taksiran.
The assessment is based on the property’s annual rental value multiplied by a tax rate determined by MBPG. The rate may vary depending on property type and location.
Payments are made twice a year, typically upon receiving notices in January and July.
Payments may be made via:
- MBPG service counters
- Online platforms (portal/apps if available)
- Authorized payment agents or banks
You can obtain a copy from:
- MBPG customer service counters
- MBPG online system (if available)
- Email or enquiry request
Yes. Appeals can be submitted to MBPG with supporting evidence, such as valuation reports or comparative assessments.
Certain councils occasionally offer rebates or promotions, but they may not always apply. Check current announcements from MBPG.
Penalties will be added, usually calculated as a percentage of the outstanding amount. Persistent non-payment may result in legal enforcement.
Yes. MBPG may issue a warrant of attachment, allowing the seizure of movable assets, or initiate legal proceedings such as property lien orders.
Yes. Ownership changes must be reported immediately to avoid continued billing under your name.