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Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) is set to launch a service that will deliver tax bills directly to residents' WhatsApp numbers
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Surat : In a pioneering move towards digitalization, the Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) is set to launch a service that will deliver tax bills directly to residents’ WhatsApp numbers. This...

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September 2, 2024 2 Min Read

Surat : In a pioneering move towards digitalization, the Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) is set to launch a service that will deliver tax bills directly to residents’ WhatsApp numbers. This initiative positions Surat ahead of other municipal corporations in Gujarat, embracing technology to streamline services and enhance convenience for citizens.

The Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) is taking significant strides in digitalization by preparing to send tax bills to property owners via WhatsApp in the coming days. This initiative, part of the SMC’s broader efforts to enhance service delivery through technology, marks a significant leap forward in how municipal services are managed and accessed in Surat.

The new system, developed under the WhatsApp for Business platform, aims to provide a seamless experience for citizens, who will receive their tax bills directly on their smartphones. Along with the digital tax bill, a special QR code will be included, allowing property owners to make payments online with ease. This move aligns with the growing trend across the country towards digital, paperless transactions, which save time, labor, and money.

In addition to the convenience of receiving and paying tax bills digitally, the new system is also designed to handle citizen complaints more efficiently. Complaints submitted through WhatsApp will be registered on a chat board, and responses will be provided directly through the same platform. The SMC is utilizing artificial intelligence to ensure that the process is smooth and responsive, enhancing the overall user experience.

The SMC’s initiative reflects a broader push towards digitalization in various sectors across India. By leveraging technology, the SMC aims to improve efficiency in service delivery, reduce reliance on paper, and make it easier for citizens to manage their municipal responsibilities.

The digital tax bill service is just the latest in a series of steps taken by the SMC to stay ahead in the digitalization race. The SMC is confident that offering digital copies of tax bills alongside traditional printed versions will not only accelerate the recovery process but also encourage more residents to embrace online payment methods.

Moreover, the system’s ability to handle complaints through WhatsApp is expected to improve the municipality’s responsiveness to citizen concerns. By integrating artificial intelligence, the SMC aims to provide quicker resolutions and better communication with residents, ensuring that their voices are heard and addressed promptly.

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