AMBALA: The MC has extended the date of depositing the due quantity of assets tax as much as June 30, said Ambala municipal corporation commissioner Dharamvir Singh. Earlier it was decided that those that deposit the valuables tax through May 31, can be exempted through 100% interest at the assets tax, however now keeping the ease for the general public in view, the date has been extended to June 30.
The dates were larger for business, residential and state government homes.
Balbir Singh, an reputable from tax department of MC, said now those that have their homes in MC house and are yet to pay the due assets tax, can be exempted 100% interest at the assets tax in the event that they deposit the due quantity as much as June 30. Balbir added that those that have their due assets tax for the years 2010-2011 to 2016-2017 can have the benefit of the increase within the time limit.
He added that the Ambala MC takes 1.5p.cinterest at the due assets tax quantity, which can be exempted if the valuables house owners pay the due quantity at one time as much as June 30.
The calculation procedure for the valuables tax on homes in Ambala MC was given to a Gurugram-based private firm MapmyIndia through the Ambala MC for the years 2010-2015.
But, MapmyIndia combined all the non secular, business, Central and state government and home homes in combination and the MC division confronted issues in segregating the actual due quantity of the valuables tax ofcommercial, residential and state government homes. At closing, the MC needed to cancel the agreement with MapmyIndia and enter into a recent agreement with another private firm Perfect Webtech Private Limited.
Balbir Singh said the Perfect Webtech Private Limited is operating on deducting the amount of non secular and central government homes from the total quantity.
Mayank, a consultant of Perfect Webtech firm, said the amount of due assets tax for business, state government, and home homes in Ambala is approximate to Rs 15 crore for the years 2010-2017.
Mayank said the non secular and Central government homes are exempted from paying the valuables tax.
The dates were larger for business, residential and state government homes.
Balbir Singh, an reputable from tax department of MC, said now those that have their homes in MC house and are yet to pay the due assets tax, can be exempted 100% interest at the assets tax in the event that they deposit the due quantity as much as June 30. Balbir added that those that have their due assets tax for the years 2010-2011 to 2016-2017 can have the benefit of the increase within the time limit.
He added that the Ambala MC takes 1.5p.cinterest at the due assets tax quantity, which can be exempted if the valuables house owners pay the due quantity at one time as much as June 30.
The calculation procedure for the valuables tax on homes in Ambala MC was given to a Gurugram-based private firm MapmyIndia through the Ambala MC for the years 2010-2015.
But, MapmyIndia combined all the non secular, business, Central and state government and home homes in combination and the MC division confronted issues in segregating the actual due quantity of the valuables tax ofcommercial, residential and state government homes. At closing, the MC needed to cancel the agreement with MapmyIndia and enter into a recent agreement with another private firm Perfect Webtech Private Limited.
Balbir Singh said the Perfect Webtech Private Limited is operating on deducting the amount of non secular and central government homes from the total quantity.
Mayank, a consultant of Perfect Webtech firm, said the amount of due assets tax for business, state government, and home homes in Ambala is approximate to Rs 15 crore for the years 2010-2017.
Mayank said the non secular and Central government homes are exempted from paying the valuables tax.
Now, June 30 last date to deposit property tax
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