Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation's Weekend Property Tax Drive Yields INR 10.19 Crore
Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation's (NMMC) strategic move to keep tax collection centers open over the June 29-30 weekend results in a successful collection of INR 10.19 crore in property taxes.
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The decision to keep the offices open on weekends benefited citizens who might have been unable to pay during regular business hours, and also significantly boosted the NMMC's revenue collection. This additional revenue of INR 10 crore 19 lakh will be used to fund various civic services within Navi Mumbai, improving the overall quality of life for residents.
Navi Mumbai Municipal Commissioner Dr. Kailas Shinde expressed his sincere appreciation to the citizens who paid their property taxes on time. He also appealed to those who haven't yet done so to contribute to the city's development by paying their property tax. Dr. Shinde highlighted that property tax is a major source of income for the NMMC, playing a crucial role in providing quality services to the residents.
For any inquiries or complaints regarding property tax, citizens can reach out to Additional Commissioner Mr. Sunil Pawar at the email address [email protected].
Information Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) is the local governing body responsible for the civic administration of Navi Mumbai, a planned township in Maharashtra, India. Founded in 1991, NMMC aims to provide quality services to its citizens, including infrastructure development, public health, and education.
Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) is committed to providing excellent civic services to its residents, and the success of its property tax drive is a testament to its efforts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the total amount collected by NMMC during the weekend property tax drive?
INR 10.19 crore
Who facilitated the property tax collection process?
NMMC officials, including Deputy Commissioner Sharad Pawar
What will the collected revenue be used for?
Funding various civic services within Navi Mumbai, improving residents' quality of life
How can citizens contact NMMC regarding property tax inquiries or complaints?
By emailing Additional Commissioner Mr. Sunil Pawar at [email protected]
What is the significance of property tax for NMMC?
It is a major source of income, playing a crucial role in providing quality services to residents
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