Pcmc property tax bill 2022-23

A Detailed Guide about PCMC Property Tax This is due to the large number of multinational manufacturing units that have set up shop in PCMC, making it one of the wealthiest municipal corporations in India. As a result, the area has become a famous real estate market for workers employed in the area's manufacturing facilities. Several housing societies and townships have grown up, with PCMC providing the essential infrastructure to support their development. Property owners must pay PimpriChinchwad half-yearly (PCMC property tax), which can be done online. For the first time, PCMC property tax was collected digitally. The property tax for the PCMC can be paid in two ways. One option is to pay by DD, cash, or ATM cards at a PCMC office in your area. You can also pay online through PCMC's official site, the second option. The PCMC property tax can now be paid online, saving you 5% off the General Tax rate. When you pay PCMC property tax online, you'll receive an e-receipt, be able to look up your previous pcmc property tax bill 2022-23, and have access to all of your past data. A Zone Number, a Gat Number, and an Income Number are all required for PCMC property tax online payment. The following are the steps to make an online payment for PCMC Property Taxes in 2022. Step 1: There are several ways to get started with property tax payments. Step 2: Second, under Resident, choose "Property Tax," which will direct you to the Pune property tax website. Step 3: By selecting "Proper...

PIMPRI CHINCHWAD: The officials of the Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC)’s tax department said they would adjust the penalty paid by property holders for illegal constructions against the next financial year’s property tax bills, after the state government’s waiver on fines. In 2022-23, around 6,257 property owners with illegal constructions paid property tax of Rs41 crore and a penalty of Rs113 crore, which would be adjusted in the coming years. PCMC tax department head Nilesh Deshmukh said still there were over 29,000 illegal property owners who are yet to pay their property tax or the penalty on it. Deshmukh said, “With just around two weeks left for the current fiscal to end, the Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation has increased the cash counters across all zones and their timings have also been extended. We are keeping a watch on property holders who are not paying the tax even after the waiver. In such cases, attachment action among other measures will be taken.” PCMC chief Shekhar Singh said strict actions like cutting off water supply, and attachment action are underway, and will be intensified in the coming days. “We have also started auctioning off the attached properties. Citizens should pay their property tax on time to avoid any action against them,” he said. Principal Correspondent with the Pune-based Times of India edition, Piyush writes on health, civic infrastructure, and power primarily among many other issues. Before coming back to Pune, h...

PUNE: The property tax collection of the Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad civic bodies for the 2022-2023 financial year increased by 10% and 35%, respectively, compared to the previous fiscal - a new record for both. Till Friday, the last day of the financial year, the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) collected Rs 1,963 crore, while the Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) collected Rs 810 crore as property tax. Officials from the PMC's property tax department said that around nine lakh property owners paid their dues in 2022-2023. Around 12 lakh properties are liable to pay tax in PMC limits. PCMC officials said that of 6 lakh registered properties, around 4.3 lakh property owners paid their dues. Online payment was the mode preferred by property owners in both civic limits. "It is the highest ever income for PMC in the history of property tax revenue. It was achieved without any tax amnesty scheme," said Ajit Deshmukh, head of the PMC's property tax department. Around 64,000 new properties were included in the tax ambit in 2022-23. PMC had collected Rs 479.1 crore from property tax defaulters through an amnesty scheme in 2021-22. Owners of 1.5 lakh properties had paid their dues through this initiative after PMC offered an 80% discount. PCMC commissioner Shekhar Singh said that he has set a tax collection target of Rs 1,000 crore for the 2023-24 fiscal. "For this, we will focus on three major points - continuous tax collection, comprehensive property survey and verific...