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Now MP government will not pay income tax on ministers' allowances

- Mohan cabinet changed 52 year old rule Bhopal. In MP, the state government will no longer deposit the income tax of ministers. Now the ministers themselves will pay it. The government changed the rule of 1972. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav's cabinet has taken this decision on Tuesday. CM Dr. Yadav suggested this in the meeting, to which everyone agreed. The government had deposited Rs 3.24 crore tax in the last 5 years. Urban Development Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya told, CM said in the meeting that the state government pays the income tax on the allowances received by the ministers. This should be improved. After this, everyone agreed to the CM's proposal and asked to end the act related to this and end the system of getting the income tax on the ministers' allowance deposited by the government. After this, now the ministers themselves will pay the income tax.

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