Pune: PCMC Employees Urged to Pay Property Tax by February 28
Pune's Additional Municipal Commissioner, Pradeep Jambhale Patil, has issued a strict warning to PCMC employees to pay their property tax by February 28 or face a hold on their March salaries.
Property TaxPcmcPradeep Jambhale PatilMunicipal CorporationPuneReal Estate PuneFeb 27, 2025
Additional Municipal Commissioner Pradeep Jambhale Patil has ordered all officers and employees to pay their property tax by February 28, 2023.
Those who fail to comply will have their March salaries withheld, a decision that underscores the seriousness of the matter.
The PCMC, one of the largest municipal corporations in Maharashtra, has been actively working to enhance its revenue collection.
Property tax is a crucial source of income for the municipal corporation, and ensuring timely payment is essential for the smooth functioning of various civic services.
The corporation has been facing challenges in this regard, with a significant number of property owners delaying or evading tax payments.
Patil's directive is aimed at setting a strong example within the municipal corporation itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the deadline for PCMC employees to pay property tax?
The deadline for PCMC employees to pay property tax is February 28, 2023.
What happens if PCMC employees fail to pay the property tax by the deadline?
If PCMC employees fail to pay the property tax by February 28, 2023, they will have their March salaries withheld.
How is the PCMC encouraging tax compliance?
The PCMC is encouraging tax compliance through awareness campaigns, including public announcements, social media posts, and community meetings.
What payment options are available for property tax in PCMC?
PCMC residents can pay property tax through online payments, mobile apps, and physical payment centers.
Who is Pradeep Jambhale Patil and what is his role in the PCMC?
Pradeep Jambhale Patil is the Additional Municipal Commissioner of PCMC. He is responsible for issuing directives and ensuring compliance with municipal regulations.
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