Corpn. asks assessees to pay property tax before Friday
The Hindu
Those who pay it by then will get a maximum incentive of ₹5,000
The Greater Chennai Corporation has asked property tax assessees to pay the tax before Friday to receive a maximum incentive of ₹5,000. At least six lakh out of the 12 lakh assessees in the city are yet to pay taxes for the October 2021-March 2022 half-year period.
Starting Saturday, assessees will not get the incentive for property tax payment for the second half of 2021-2022. The Corporation has asked assessees in the 15 zones to pay the tax before October 15 to get the 5% incentive.
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