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Nashik Collects ₹196 Crore in Property Tax This Fiscal Year

NASHIK: The civic body has reported an 8% increase in property tax collections for the first eight months of the financial year 2025-26, totaling Rs 196 crore from April 1 to December 4, compared to Rs 181 crore during the same timeframe last year (2024-25). According to officials from the Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC), the Cidco division led the collections with Rs 42.8 crore, followed by Panchavati at Rs 39.3 crore, Nashik East at Rs 33 crore, and Nashik West at Rs 30.7 crore. The remainder of the collections originated from Nashik Road and Satpur divisions. NMC set a property…

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Nashik issues notices to 300,000 property tax defaulters

NASHIK: The municipal authority has issued notices to over 300,000 property tax defaulters, providing a 15-day deadline to settle their tax obligations. These defaulters owe a total of ₹400 crore in property taxes, which have remained unpaid for periods ranging from one year to as long as six years. The Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC) oversees approximately 600,000 property tax accounts across its six divisions. NMC officials indicated that the tax collection target for the current fiscal year is ₹275 crore, of which ₹125 crore has been collected so far, leaving about ₹150 crore to be collected in the next six…

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Nashik Civic Body Gathers ₹100 Crore in Property Tax Q2

NASHIK: The Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC) achieved a property tax collection of Rs 100 crore in the April-June quarter of the 2025-26 financial year, a slight decline from the Rs 106 crore collected in the same period last year. Officials credit the collection to rebates of 6-8% for early tax payments. NMC offers various rebates for timely property tax payments: an 8% discount for payments made in April-May, 6% for June, and 3% for July, with the incentive program ending on July 31. Additionally, a 1% concession is available for online payments. Last year, NMC informed taxpayers through messages about…