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BMC's 570% entertainment tax hike awaits Maharashtra Government approval

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Mumbai's Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has proposed significant increases in entertainment tax rates for cinemas. The All Indian Cine Workers Association has strongly opposed these proposed changes. Suresh Gupta, president of AICWA, confirmed that the current tax rates remain in effect. The Maharashtra government's Urban Development Department must approve the revised rates before implementation. Major film releases, including Shah Rukh Khan's 'King', are scheduled for late 2026 and early 2027.

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    BMC's 570% entertainment tax hike awaits Maharashtra Government approval

    Mumbai's Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has proposed significant increases in entertainment tax rates for cinemas. The All Indian Cine Workers Association has strongly opposed these proposed changes. Suresh Gupta, president of AICWA, confirmed that the current tax rates...

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