Mangalore: Kanara Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) organised a Felicitation & Interactive Session with the Hon’ble Mayor, Shri Jayananda Anchan, Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) who was the Chief Guest, at their Meeting Hall in Bunder, Mangaluru on Nov. 3, 2022 at 03:30 p. m. KCCI President Shri M. Ganesh Kamath delivered the welcome address. KCCI Vice President, CA Ananthesh V. Prabhu introduced the guests to the audience.
Other Guests of Honour Present were: Smt. Poornima M., Hon’ble Dy. Mayor, MCC Shri Premananda Shetty, Former Mayor, MCC Shri Abdul Lateef, Corporator, Bunder Ward, MCC Shri Jayananda Anchan, Hon’ble Mayor, MCC was felicitated by KCCI President Shri M. Ganesh Kamath Smt. Poornima M., Hon’ble Dy. Mayor, MCC was felicitated by KCCI Director, Athmika Amin Shri Premananda Shetty, Former Mayor, MCC was felicitated by KCCI Vice President, CA Ananthesh V. Prabhu Shri Abdul Lateef, Corporator, Bunder Ward, MCC was felicitated by KCCI Hon. Secretaries Shri B.A.Nazeer and Shri Divakar Pai Kochikar. Hon’ble Mayor, Dy. Mayor and Corporator addressed the members present on the occasion. Hon’ble Mayor & Ex-Mayor answered the questions of the members present.
KCCI President Shri M. Ganesh Kamath in his welcome address congratulated the new Mayor for taking over the post. He also welcomed and congratulated the other guests of honour for their contribution for the development of the city. KCCI President, Shri M. Ganesh Kamath in his speech raised the following issues before the Hon’ble Mayor. Raising certain concerns pertaining to the industry, KCCI President mentioned that the solid waste management cess on industries is too high in Mangaluru as compared to the rest of the state.
Moreover, there is no differentiation between commercial/residential units leading to a huge disparity in taxation. Another area of concern is the non-allocation of Khata and door numbers to the establishments in Baikampady industrial areas. This has been a long pending matter as the units located there are paying annual maintenance charges to Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) which is authorized to give approvals to building plans and also maintain infrastructure and other facilities.
Hence there is confusion prevailing overpayment of Self Assessment Tax (SAS). An amicable solution to the same has to be found at the earliest. The vote of thanks was delivered by Hon. Secretary of KCCI, Shri B.A. Nazeer.
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