Jan 23 2019, 03:41 PM
QUOTE(Left4Dead2 @ Jan 22 2019, 01:38 PM)
Almost Feb19 already but still have received bill for new condo
Some owner already got but some belum terima also
How to check and pay without account no ?
Really need take leave and go DBKL office to ask ?
Later received penalty for late payment i need to swallow
new condo, when did you receive your key?Some owner already got but some belum terima also
How to check and pay without account no ?
Really need take leave and go DBKL office to ask ?
Later received penalty for late payment i need to swallow
QUOTE(ulala2 @ Jan 23 2019, 09:12 AM)
Before that, did u receive the estimated assessment fee by DBKL? Where u can appeal the rate if u want.
On that letter, u can see ur assessment account, then go do DBKL counter to print the bill.
This observation is correct.On that letter, u can see ur assessment account, then go do DBKL counter to print the bill.
Normally, they will send the estimated assessment, it will tell you "within a certain time" you can appeal against the rate proposed by DBKL. After that date, if no appeal is received, the rate is enforced.
the estimated assessment is issued in a bill that is different colour from the usual assessment. forgot what colour are they.
QUOTE(ulala2 @ Jan 23 2019, 02:13 PM)
For your info, for some Condo case i known, those go and listen and appeal can some discount, while those did not turn up 1 pay full amount.
This appeal only happen 1 time before they issue official assessment bill to u.
This observation is correct.This appeal only happen 1 time before they issue official assessment bill to u.
QUOTE(mini orchard @ Jan 23 2019, 02:49 PM)
What could be a good reason for them to consider the appeal?
I also want to know as I am going to appeal soon.
there are various reasons you can give, example:I also want to know as I am going to appeal soon.
1. you just moved in and havent enjoyed the facilities;
2. the amenities (i.e. road, lighting, rubbish collection) is shit;
3. you incur shit tonnes of renovation cost;
4. you are unable to move in because of defects; or
Note: fun fact, if your property is vacant (as in you are not occupying, not rented out, as in your leaving it complete empty), you can apply for DBKL assessment waiver.
5. lain lain.
appeal details are in the estimated assessment bill.
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