Jaiveer Yadav, the additional commissioner of the Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG), has called for significant reforms in the tax department to enhance transparency and efficiency. This directive follows a crackdown on alleged corruption within the property tax branch, which has faced increasing scrutiny from residents and officials alike. Yadav instructed the tax department to ensure that all tax-related tasks are conducted according to established rules and procedures, emphasizing the importance of timely resolution of pending cases and maintaining accurate tax records. He highlighted the corporation's commitment to providing better services to citizens and urged staff to address grievances sensitively. The recent administrative reshuffle, which involved transferring 134 clerks from the property tax department, was a response to complaints of corruption, including file tampering and collusion with brokers. Residents had reported that their property tax applications for corrections and updates were often delayed or unjustly canceled, leading to the involvement of intermediaries offering cash solutions. Yadav's meeting underscores the MCG's focus on improving departmental accountability and achieving revenue collection targets through effective teamwork.