During the Cabinet session held in Ajloun Governorate, Prime Minister Jaafar Hassan emphasized that the Buildings and Lands Law aims to facilitate procedures for citizens and resolve long-standing violations and issues. He stressed that the law does not target an increase in taxes or fees imposed on citizens’ properties.
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Hassan firmly stated that the government has no intention to raise taxes, reaffirming its commitment to continue tax reforms and curb tax evasion and avoidance in order to enhance economic and financial stability and ensure fairness.
He noted that the original Buildings and Lands Law was enacted 71 years ago, and the government’s objective is to modernize it to align with current legislative and technological developments. This includes correcting distortions in valuation standards and ensuring justice. “I assure citizens that there will be no increase in taxes or fees under this law, which will be implemented fairly and transparently,” Hassan said.
Highlighting Ajloun’s environmental, natural, and historical diversity, Hassan described the governorate as a valuable opportunity that must be capitalized on. He stressed the importance of supporting development and strengthening productive sectors in the area, noting that the government's presence with elected officials in the governorate reflects this commitment.
