Punjab Province

Lahore | ReNews Pakistan
More than Rs 22 billion has been collected so far in property tax across Punjab. The total property tax target for the province is set at Rs 33 billion, out of which Region B has been assigned a target of Rs 9 billion. According to the Excise and Taxation Department, inspectors and ETOs who fail to meet their targets will be removed from their positions.
Meanwhile, in the provincial capital Lahore, it has been decided to initiate strict action against major defaulters after April 10. Orders have been issued to seal 31,000 commercial properties.
Director Excise Ahmad Saeed stated that final notices had already been served to owners of commercial properties, but taxes were still not paid. All inspectors and ETOs have been directed to seal the properties of defaulters after April 10.
He further revealed that more than Rs 500 million in dues remain unpaid by defaulters. Along with sealing commercial properties, confiscation notices are also being issued to residential property tax defaulters.
According to Director Excise Ahmad Saeed, Region B has collected Rs 7 billion in property tax during the first nine months of the current fiscal year.

Pattoki: Sadaf Arshad District Coordinator| ReNews Pakistan
Under the directions of Deputy Commissioner Kasur, Muhammad Asif Raza, patchwork repairs are currently underway on key main roads in Pattoki. The initiative aims to provide safer and smoother travel for residents while improving the overall condition of the roads.
Damaged and worn-out sections of the roads are being repaired to ensure commuters do not face difficulties during transit. The administration has emphasized that road maintenance and traffic safety remain top priorities.
This initiative is part of the District Administration of Kasur’s broader urban beautification and infrastructure improvement plan, designed to create safer, more attractive, and well-maintained public spaces for citizens.

Pattoki : Sadaf Arshad District Coordinator | ReNews Pakistan
Under the directions of Deputy Commissioner Kasur, Muhammad Asif Raza, curb stone painting is currently underway in Phool Nagar, Tehsil Pattoki. The initiative aims to organize and beautify road edges while providing a safer traffic environment for both pedestrians and drivers.
The curb stone painting will not only improve the visual appeal and organization of road sides but also enhance safety measures for commuters. The administration has emphasized that citizen facilities and traffic safety remain top priorities.
This project is part of the District Administration Kasur and Government of Punjab’s broader urban beautification and development policy, aimed at creating safer, well-organized, and aesthetically improved public spaces.