The TAXPAYER is the most important person in our office; His visit is the most awaited of all sojourns.

The TAXPAYER does not count on us; instead we count on him. The taxes he pays will redound to the welfare of the greatest number of people.

The TAXPAYER is not at all a nuisance in our work; he is the reason for our work. Serving him well is the essence of public service; it is what public service is all about.

The TAXPAYER is not a burden; he is part of our effort to serve;
the taxes he pays will unburden the city of the ill effects of lack of basic services.

Serving the TAXPAYER is not a favor extended; He is giving us The favor to be of service to him. Without the TAXPAYER

The city will suffer from development paralysis.

The TAXPAYER is the most important visitor of the office; he should be treated like a most favored client. He should be given the best accommodation and service.

A TAXPAYER who is satisfied with the service offered and rendered will always come back and is encouraged to contribute some more to the coffers of the city.

A TAXPAYER who is treated the way an ideal public servant should is the best promotion agent. He not only provide the city with the needed income; he also promotes the city for free.

The TAXPAYER is the best friend of the city; he is the city’s partner in progress. The city cannot afford to lose him.