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Karimnagar: A gram panchayat has adopted an innovative method to ensure payment of long-pending property tax by establishment – dump garbage in front of their premises. The Islampur gram panchayat in Gandadhar mandal, at its general body meeting held on December 22, took serious note of the defaulters and decided to take serious action against […]
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To do away with method of bill collectors visiting newly built structures to estimate tax
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Former District Medical and Health Officer P Ramarao said it was meaningless to levy property tax on capital value of assets because capital value had no relevance to the regular income
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In a letter addressed to the GVMC Commissioner G. Srujana here on Wednesday, he said it was a highly inopportune time for GVMC to notify the proposal to hike the taxes, as the residents of Vizag were struggling to deal with the Covid pandemic
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Apartment residents' welfare associations on Tuesday held a demonstration in front of Alluri Seetharama Raju statue in Seethammadhara, protesting against the move to hike property tax
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Panchayat Raj Secretary Sandeep Kumar Sultania issued orders to this effect on Wednesday
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About 14.08 lakh structure owners are eligible for availing the five per cent rebate under the scheme, of which, about 2.63 lakh structure owners have availed the benefit and paid Rs 113.26 crore tax till May 29
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State govt had extended the scheme till May 31 considering pandemic situation
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Despite the pandemic, the civic body was able to collect Rs 364.23 crore in April under the Early Bird scheme
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Despite Covid, 703.32 crore collected as against Rs.561.05 crore in 2019-20
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According to GHMC, the property tax collection for the financial year 2020-21 closed on Wednesday night with the revenue standing at Rs 1,701.29 crore.
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Hyderabad: With a target of Rs 1,900 crore and three more days left to realise it, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) property tax collections till Sunday stood at Rs 1,543.28 crore. Jubilee Hills with Rs 163 core topped the circle-wise chart of property tax collections. As per the tax collection data provided by the […]
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According to the GHMC, the property tax collected till March 25 was Rs 1,503.13 crore, paid by 11,73,218 taxpayers
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The scheme allows waiver of 90 per cent of accumulated arrears on the interest component of property tax till the year 2019-20 in all the Urban Local Bodies (ULBs), including Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC).
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The balance is to be collected by March 31 and officials are confident of reaching the target
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MAUD Principal Secretary Arvind Kumar tweeted “This is final extension and please avail the opportunity to clear off dues”
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Rajinikanth, in his petition, had submitted that he has not let out the marriage hall to anyone from March 24 due to the lockdown and therefore no revenue has been generated by the hall since.