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New Delhi: BJP MP Sushil Modi raised the issue of scarcity of Rs 2000 notes in the country and alleged that hoarding of the notes as black money was taking place. He demanded the Centre to clarify the matter. Sushil Modi said in order to curtail black money this denomination should be discontinued. In February, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had said that no instructions have been given to the banks on stopping the issuance of Rs 2000 currency notes. Also ReadMan accused of stealing wheat bags tied to moving trucks bonnet in Punjab As far as I know, no such instruction has been given to the banks on stopping the issue of Rs 2000 notes , she said at a meeting with the heads of PSU banks. The Minister comments come after reports of ATM recalibration to phase out of Rs 2000 notes and that the largest currency denomination
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ROCKLAND, Maine 鈥?While expressing sympathy with their argument, a Rockland board rejected Wednesday evening the contention by the owners of a hist
polene fr oric inn that the citys property tax assessment policy is discriminatory.The Rockland Board of Appeals voted 3-0 to deny the abatement request by the Berry Manor Inn. Co-owner Cheryl Michaelsen contended during her presentation to the board that it was discriminatory for the city to tax the personal property associated with the Berry Manor Inn while not taxing the many people who regularly rent out rooms in their homes or entire homes on a short-term basis.Board member Nate Davis said that the standard that Michaelsen had to meet to show the city was discriminatory was a tough one to reach and that she had not reached that high bar.Board member Jeffrey Boggs said he sympathized with Michaelsen but also voted to reject the appeal.Michaelsen maintained that by failing to tax the personal property of people who are running a business but are not licensed by the city, the tax burden is being
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