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    Property tax overhaul in NDMC: What the new Unit Area System means for you

    The New Delhi Municipal Council is adopting a new property tax system. This move to the Unit Area Method will bring fairness and predictability for property owners. The old rateable value method, which was subjective, is being replaced. Homeowners can now understand and verify their tax liabilities more easily.

    No jail for honking or smoking in metro: How Jan Vishwas Bill 2026 ends imprisonment for everyday violations

    The Jan Vishwas Bill has been passed by the Lok Sabha. This legislation aims to decriminalize minor offenses across many central laws. It replaces jail terms for small regulatory lapses with fines and warnings. This move promotes ease of doing business and living for citizens and businesses. The bill ensures a graded enforcement approach.

    NDMC presents surplus budget for 2026-27; rules out property tax hike

    The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) presented a surplus budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year on Wednesday, forecasting a net surplus of Rs 143.05 crore.

    NDMC opts against hiking property tax

    The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) presented a projected budget surplus of Rs 240.2 crore and a revenue of Rs 5,069.6 crore for the fiscal year 2024-25. Chairman Amit Yadav outlined a vision to make NDMC an aspirational city and global benchmark. While there's no plan to increase property tax rates, the council aims to boost revenue through property tax, targeting Rs 1,150 crore in FY 2024-25.

    New app for property tax payers

    The module will collect/record all information of properties within its jurisdiction, calculate the tax at prescribed rates, levy and collect tax in a totally transparent manner and minimise manual intervention.

    AAP alleges property-tax scam by NDMC

    Addressing a press conference, Atishi said the civic bodies' primary source of revenue was the tax collected from both residential and commercial properties.

    The Economic Times
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