Following a number of World Bank reportsa new Punjab Immovable Property Tax Law (PIPT) was draftedin May 2008 and the Bank appointed the Institute of RevenuesRating and Valuation (IRRV) to assess the needs andresources required for the structural reform of the propertytax. This blueprint is the outcome of that assessment. Thisdocument comprises of ten sections: introduction to the blueprint (section one); the need for the change and theconsequential vision, mission, and operating principles(section two); institutional and governance arrangements(section three); operational and organizational design(section four); human resources (section five); developingthe property tax policy (section six); technology (sectionseven); core administration (section eight); customerservices (section nine); program management (section ten);and appendix.