I believe the special incentive is for residential properties. Factories are not residential units.

The Annual Value rental formula is simple.

Annual Value = Monthly Rental Value X 12.

If the rent is RM1,000 per month, the annual value is RM12,000.

If the rent is RM1 million per month, the annual value is RM12 million.

For Annual Value

ANNUAL VALUE = TOTAL MARKET VALUE X 10%

Slight correction. Many banks leave the valuation job and methodology to certified professional valuation company which is governed by the board of valuers. So whatever valuation methodology used by those valuers might not be known to the bank. However I think a lot follows the same methodology used by UK surveyors since we were once colonized by them, eg our common law also links back to UK common law.

It is not just rubbish, which eats into 14% of City Hall's budget last year. There are numerous other things that needs to be taken care of, such as roads, rivers, traffic systems, pedestrian walks, public parks, recreational centers, sports halls, etc.

The electricity bill for traffic lights alone costs over RM12 million.

And that is just maintenance.

City Hall or DBKL also develops the city. Last year, DBKL built 35 roads at a cost of over RM170 million. That's just roads. There are many other things that are being built and are part of the development cost.

You can find the statement on the 35 new roads here in the Mayor's budget speech for 2013:

http://www.dbkl.gov.my/penerbitan/ucapan_b...nbajet_2013.pdf

What are you trying to tell me?

Worker: Boss I need a raise, rising cost going up lah
Boss: Sure, but I have to tell you the quality of work is not up to standard, please improve you want to be recognized as world class right? you need to be more efficient too and spend wisely
Worker: Boss, please provide proof and write in and complain to my secretary kkk?

huh?    What gives? Like strike lottery....

Just checked! 50% overall increase!     

What about u ManutdGiggs? Ada untung?

my kondo in shah alam town just 3.5% from nilai tahunan....

If you are an owner who are residing at your own property, you can also apply for the property where you are staying.

The form needs to be obtained and submitted at a DBKL Payment Counter.

Again you are contradicting yourself.
No doubt expenses are necessary to maintain a good upkeep of a city. But at what cost.
Any comparison done with other world class cities?
The issue is the citizens are not happy at how the expenses were spent. Ridiculous quantum wasted on unnecessary projects. White elephants such as rm1mil public toilets, unutilised sports complexes in the middle.of no where, shoddy walkways with huge spendings, etc.
Why are nasi lemak stores still allowed to operate with your dbkl staff happily purchasing it?
For god's sake, there is even a daily gerai just opposite dbkl building behind epf building. Sooooooo convenient for illegal trader to set up stalls and stands everywhere in our world class cities. You want proof, those are hard core proof.
Stop propagating lies that it is just.
Justice fairness is justice denied.
Until the day dbkl realise and admit that they are wrong and starts rectification of their faults is the day that dbkl starts to go on the right path.
Budget is a very simple thing. There is only inflow and outflow. If the inflow is capped, one should look at the outflow. So far all reports still concentrate on inflow only.
Walk the talk.
Tell us how many staff are there in dbkl over the population ratio. What was the amount paid for overtime last year?