Bangalore Property Tax for the current assessment year 2015-16

Q: Do I have to pay the property tax at a time or I can pay it in installments?

Omar Khureshi, Bangalore

6th April 2015

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The BBMP has set a target of collecting of Rs 2,400 crore worth property tax for the financial year 2015-16. They have already collected Rs 1,489 crore and is expected to exceed the target by March.

Tejesh Kumar, Bangalore

19th November 2015

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The tax rates remain the same for the financial year of 2014-2015 as the previous year.

If entire tax is paid before 30th April, you will earn a rebate of 5% on your incurred tax amount. If tax of 1st half of the year is not paid before 30th May, you will be charged an interest of 2% per month after that.

In case of payment in installments, for interest-free payment you need to make the 1st payment before 30th May and the second before 29th November.

If your tax details starting from 2008-2009 to 2013-2014 are available online, you can pay your BBMP property taxes online using your credit/debit card through the BBMP website. In this case, no transaction charges will apply. You will need your BESCOM & BWSSB connection R.R. Numbers or Meter Number while filling the online form.

Ankit Jain, Gurgaon

25th May 2015

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HI Ankit, Thanks for replying but these information are already mentioned. Please reply if you have some additional info

Omar Khureshi, Bangalore

27th May 2015

The latest update about Bangalore property tax is that BBMP is planning to increase the property tax by 20 percent from the financial year 2016-17.

Bhargav Dev, Bangalore

7th September 2015

OMG!!! What is the reason that BBMP is planning to increase the property tax?

Omar Khureshi, Bangalore

7th September 2015

The civic body has proposed this move in order to cover the gap between its revenue and expenditure. BBMP has already sent the proposal to the state government and intends to bring the revised property tax into effect from 1st April 2016.

Bhargav Dev, Bangalore

7th September 2015

I want to make the property tax payment online. Kindly share the link to pay the tax online

Anthony, Bangalore

13th May 2015

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Hey Anthony, You can pay the tax online by clicking on the link given http://1113.sasbbmp.com/Forms/frm_OnlinePayment_MainPage.aspx

Rakesh, Bangalore

13th May 2015

I want to pay my property tax for the year 2015-2016. What is the procedure to pay the tax online?

Omar Khureshi, Bangalore

6th April 2015

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You can make the online payment through BBMP's website with the help of VIsa debit cards or Master Card issued from any banks and transaction charges will not be charged.

Even you can pay the property tax through net banking. People having account on 33 specified banks can avail the net banking procedure through the IndusInd payment gateway.

Rakesh, Bangalore

6th April 2015

What are the other process to pay property tax? What are the offline procedure?

Omar Khureshi, Bangalore

8th April 2015

You can pay the property tax in cash, by cheque, DD or pay order at select branches of nine banks namely HDFC Bank, IDBI Bank, Canara Bank, Corporation Bank, Induslnd Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Yes Bank, Indian Overseas Bank and ING Vysya Bank. You can collect the application forms at BengaluruOne centres, bank branches and ARO offices on payment of Rs 5 or fill up the form online and submit it at the centre chosen.

Rakesh, Bangalore

8th April 2015

Tax payment can also be made in two installments. The first installment need to be paid by May 30 and the second one by November 29. But if you are paying the total property tax on or before April 30, then you can avail 5% rebate.

Bhargav Dev, Bangalore

6th April 2015

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What if I am not able to pay the property tax online? Do I have to pay penalty charges, if yes how much?

Pratik Khandelwal, Bangalore

7th April 2015

If you are unable to make the payments within the given time period, it will attract a penalty of two percent interest for every month of non-payment.

Bhargav Dev, Bangalore

7th April 2015