JMC-G camps from today for UD tax; at-home option, too
aipur: To increase revenue collection, JMC-Greater is providing residents the facility of paying their urban development (UD) tax online or have it collected from their home.
JMC-G will also set up camps for tax collection on a rotational basis in all wards starting from July 1.
Officials stated that by calling the toll-free number 1800-572-8545 of the firm authorised by the corporation, property owners can request a person to collect the tax due from their home. Furthermore, property holders can pay UD tax through any UPI by scanning the QR code provided on the UD tax bill.
At the camps, property holders will need to bring necessary documents related to their property, bills, and any documents related to past objections.
Additionally, property holders can obtain information about outstanding UD tax and pay it online through the civic body's website.
JMC-G commissioner Gaurav Saini, in a review meeting Monday, instructed officials to organise ward-wise camps at an interval of 15 days from July 1 to July 31. The camps will be operational from 10am to 5pm.
"For the successful operation of the camps, ensure that the cooperation of ward councillors, public representatives, trade boards, and development committees is also taken. The objections received in the camps must be resolved on the same day," said Saini.
Officials mentioned that to maximise revenue collection, the UD tax camps will be repeated in August.
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