To encourage house-owners to pay their property tax early, the Belagavi city corporation has come out with an ‘early bird’ scheme. Citizens, who pay property tax for 2020-21 without any previous year arrears before April 30 of this year also will be given a rebate of 5 percent.
People who pay their tax before this month-end, corporation will provide a 5 percent rebate on the current demand. After April 30, the scheme will lapse and people cannot avail of the tax concession.
But the tax hike is up to 30% and with a 5% rebate, it seems to be a 25% hike since the previous year’s payment.
The tax rebate will not be applicable to those citizens who no have pending arrears of previous years’ dues.
ccbPayment can be done on Paytm or http://belagavicitycorp.org/
- How to pay Property tax online in Belagavi
Go to http://belagavicitycorp.org/ (Payment only by Credit/Debit/Internet Banking) - Click on Online Services
- Enter the PID and click the search button to get Form 1 and then make payment online.
If you don’t know your PID then use search by criteria i.e. your Ward No, Old Assessment No, New Assessment No, Owner name OR Mobile No. then Click Search button you will get the property details
Click on the View link to see your complete property tax details
Please Download the Challan before Proceeding for Payment, as once payment is made Challan is not possible to be viewed again.
Click on Get Form-2 OR View Tax & Pay in next page to proceed with online payment
Please download OR print acknowledgment on successful property tax online payment
Paytm also you need the PID number.
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Approach the City Corporation division offices and get the Challan. You will have to enter details in aasthi software where one needs to give all the details this is only if you haven’t paid tax last year. If one has paid last year and has a PID he can pay it online as well.
30 percent hike is too much.
Wherefrom the retired people bring money.
The flats can not be rented out also so easily and the rent rates too have fallen in the market.
5% hike is acceptable.
There is also a service charge for residential properties. It’s amounts to another 30%. That means a whopping 60% hike. No roads, no cleanliness, no street lights and service charge.
Too much of a hike. At the most 5% is acceptable. Reduce it.Rajesh Pawar
All business are shutdown. Vendors to Industrialist financially handicaped.They don’t have even pay of the staff, KEB bill, EMI to Banker etc. etc. It is not justifying to increase property tax. Central, State governments Banker s, have given stay for increasing rates. Consider this on Humanity ground or else we have to approach proper higher Authorities or Court of Law.
Too much of a hike. At the most 5% is acceptable. Reduce it.