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BMC Targets 6,922 Properties for ₹6,000 Crore Tax Dues

Certainly! Here’s a rewritten version of the content with a focus on clarity and conciseness: MUMBAI: The BMC has initiated action against 6,922 properties due to property tax dues totaling ₹6,089 crore. Additionally, 483 properties belonging to defaulters have been seized, with plans to auction off 210 properties. Following the start of seizure actions, 2,888 property owners have paid over ₹784 crore in taxes. As of Tuesday, ₹6,024 crore has been collected, representing 82.1% of the total property tax owed. Seizure actions were executed against six units in the Hallmark commercial building located in Government Colony, Bandra. Three unit holders…

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Mumbai: BMC Seeks Property Tax Relief for 700 sq ft Homes

MUMBAI: Last Friday, the civic House passed a notice of motion (NoM) proposing to raise the property tax exemption limit for residential units from 500 sqft to 700 sqft. BMC officials emphasized that an NoM is not binding on the administration; the proposal will be reviewed by civic administration. It could be approved, altered, referred to committees, or simply acknowledged. Currently, approximately 3.6 lakh properties in Mumbai are exempt from property tax due to their carpet area being under 500 sqft. This policy was initiated in 2022 by BMC following a directive from the state government. Property tax serves as…

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Mumbai civic body issues attachment notices for tax defaults

MUMBAI: The BMC has issued notices for property attachment to some of the largest property tax defaulters in Mumbai. These warnings indicate that assets may be seized and auctioned if outstanding payments are not made immediately. Notably, Raghuvanshi Mills Limited from G South ward is among the top defaulters, with arrears exceeding Rs 140 crore. Other significant defaulters include Rajhans Associates, Ashapadara Developers, Sumer Buildcorp Pvt. Ltd., DBS Realty, SD Corporation, and Galaxy Corporation, each with dues in the tens of crores, according to the civic agency. As stated by the BMC, notices have been served under Section 203 of…

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BMC to Auction Five Properties Over ₹27 Crore Tax Dues

MUMBAI: The municipal corporation has issued a notice that five properties belonging to property tax defaulters, including the Hotel Oakwood at Juhu, will be auctioned due to unpaid property tax dues amounting to over Rs 27 crore. As per the announcement from the BMC, these properties will be put up for auction if the outstanding property tax arrears are not settled within 21 days from the notice date. The properties earmarked for auction consist of a hotel, a land plot, land of a housing society, and a residential building with shops, among others. “This is an ongoing initiative. We will…