The BMC is taking a firm stance against major property tax defaulters by issuing seizure warnings. Property owners are given a 90-day grace period to settle their outstanding bills, with follow-up actions if the dues remain unpaid.
BmcProperty TaxMumbaiSeizure WarningsTax DefaultersReal Estate MumbaiNov 28, 2024
The BMC has initiated a campaign to recover long-standing property tax arrears by issuing warnings of potential property seizure and auction under the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act. Property owners are given a 90-day grace period to settle their dues.
If property owners fail to pay their taxes within the 90-day grace period, the BMC will take further legal action, including the seizure and auction of the property.
The BMC has set up a helpline and online portal to assist property owners in understanding their obligations and making payments. Property owners can visit the official BMC website or contact the helpline for more information.
Yes, the BMC has assured the public that they will consider individual circumstances on a case-by-case basis and provide support where necessary.
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