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27-7-2011
Overview of Structure of
    Property Tax in
  Kurnool Municipal
     Corporation

          Presentation by :
         Sri.P.V.V.S.Murthy
           Commissioner   2
                              2
MUNICIPAL TAXATION

1.   Kurnool Municipality was upgraded as
     Municipal Corporation in the year 1994


2. Taxation is levied in pursuance of Hyderabad
    Municipal Corporation Act 1955



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SEC 197. TAXATION TO BE
     IMPOSED UNDER HMC ACT
1.   (1) For purposes of this Act, the Corporation shall impose the
     following Taxes namely:-

     (a) Taxes on Lands and Buildings.
     (b) Octori.
     ( c) Taxes on Vehicles.
     (d) Taxes on Animals and boats.
     ( e) Taxes on Advertisements other than advertisements
     published in the newspapers.


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SEC.198. NOTICE REGARDING LEVY
OF TAXES

   Before the Corporation passes any resolution
   imposing a Tax specified in sub-section(1) of
   Section 197 for the first time or at a new rate it
   shall direct the Commissioner to publish a notice
   in the A.P. Gazette and local newspaper of its
   intention to do so.

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SEC 199:- PROPERTY TAXES OF WHAT TO
CONSIST AND AT WHAT RATE LEVIABLE
1.Property Tax
    (a) General Tax
    (b) Water Tax
    (c) Drainage Tax
    (d) Lighting Tax
    (e)Conservancy Tax

2. Taxes shall be levied at such percentages of their
     rateable value as may be fixed by the
     Corproration.                                   6
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SEC 204:- PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY FOR
PROPERTY TAXES ON WHOM TO REST.

   1.    Property Tax shall be leviable primarily form the actual
         occupier of the premises upon which the said Taxes are
         assessed .

   2.    Otherwise the said Taxes shall be primarily leviable as
         follows :-
        (a) if the premises are let from the lessor.
        (b) If the premises are sub-let from the superior lessor and
        (c) If the premises are unlet from the person in whom the
            right to let the same, vest.




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VALUATION OF PROPERTY ASESSABLE TO
PROPERTY TAXES

Sec.212:-Rateble Value how to be determined:-

[(1)] (a) The annual rental value of lands and buildings shall be deemed to
        be the gross annual rent at which they may be reasonable expected
        to be let month to month or year to year with reference to its
        location, type of constructions plan of plinth area age of building,
        nature of use.

   (b) The annual rental value of lands and buildings shall be deemed to be
       the gross annual rent at which they may be reasonable expected to
       be let month to month or year to year, less a deduction at the rate of
      10% of buildings aged upto 25 years and 20% of the buildings aged
      above 25 years.
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[2] Any vacant land not exceeding three times of
plinth area of the building including site or a vacant
land to the extent of one thousand square meters
which ever is less shall be deemed to the adjacent
premises occupied as an appurtenant to the building
and assessed to tax, to such building the tax shall be
levied thereon at 0.50% of the estimated capital
value of the land.
SEC.213:-COMMISSIONER MAY
CALL FOR INFORMATION OR
RETURNS FROM OWNER OR
OCCUPIER OR ENTER INSPECT
ASSESSABLE PREMISES


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SEC. 214:-ASSESSMENT BOOK WHAT TO CONTAIN

1.   A List of all Buildings and Lands in the city
     either by name or number.

2.   The rateable value of each such building and
     land.

3.   The name if ascertained of the person for
     payment of property tax.

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4.   If any such building or land is not laible to be
     assessed to the General Tax the reasons of such
     non liability.

5.   When the rates of the Property Taxes to be
     levied for the year have been duly fixed by the
     Corporation.

6.    Under Section 227 or 228 a charge is made of
     Water supplied to any building or land by
     measurement of the Water Tax or Water Charge
     fixed at a special rate.

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Sec.215:- The Assessment
book to be made separately
for each ward and in parts if
necessary


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Sec.218:- Public Notice to be
given   when   Valuation   of
Property in any Ward has been
completed.
Sec.219:- Assessment Book to be inspection

Every Person who reasonable claims to
be the owner of some premises entered
in assessment book, he shall be
permitted to inspect and take extract of
the said book.
SEC.   220,   221:-   TIME   OF   FILING
COMPLAINTS AGAINST VALUATIONS

TO BE PUBLICLY ANNOUNCED.




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Sec.226 :- New Assessment Book need not be
            prepared every financial year.


             A New       Assessment Book shall be
    prepared at least once in every five years.

.
Sec.229 :- Supply of Water at public drinking
fountain etc., not to be taxed.


Sec.232 :- Refund of Property Tax :- any
building or land or any portion of premises
which the Commissioner has treated under
Sec 216 as separate property vacant not less
than ninety days
COLLECTION OF PROPERTY
     TAXES
Sec.264 :- Property Tax how payable:-

1.   Each of the property taxes shall be payble in half
     yearly.
2.   Half yearly installments, the taxes shall be payable
     in advance on each first day of April and October.




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Property tax Collection from
                      2005-06 to 2010-11
                                     2005-06 (97.49%)


  2010-11 (97.99)




                                       2006-07 (94.15)



2009-10 (79.58)




                                    2007-08 (98.20)

2008-09 (91.20)




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Taxes and Non – Taxes Collection from
                    Taxes and Non Taxes
                   2005-06 to 2010-11




2005-06    2006-07   2007-08   2008-09   2009-10   2010-11

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Sec.266:- Service of Bills

Every such bill shall specify the period for
   which the premises the Tax is Charged
   herein after provided against time within
   which objection may be raised or on the
   decision.




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SEC.268 :- NOTICE OF DEMAND
if the amount of Tax for which any bill
has been served as aforesaid is not
paid into the Municipal Office within 15
days from the service thereof, the
Commissioner may cause to be served
upon the person liable for the payment
of the same a notice of demand in the
form of Schedule K or to the like effect.


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Sec.269:- Distress:-if the person liable for the
payment of Property Tax does not within 15
days from the service of the notice of
demant, pay the sum due or show sufficient
cause for the non payment of the same to
the satisfaction of the Commissioner, such
sum with all cost of the recovery may be
levied under a warrant in the form of
schedule L or to the like effect to be issued
by the Commissioner by distress and sale of
the goods and chattels of the defaulters.
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AREA BASED MODELS OF ASSESSMENT
 S.No             Feature                           K.M.C
 1      Basis of Levy            Annual Rental Value
 2      Components               •Tax for General Purpose
                                 •Water and Drainage Tax
                                 •Lighting Tax
                                 •Scavanging Tax
 3      Basis of Assessment      Plinth Area – Zonal ARV rates are fixed
                                 by the ULBs for various categories of
                                 buildings and uses

 4      Location Factor/Zoning   Zoning is done with reference to expected rental
                                 values in different localities based on
                                 availability of civic services proximity to
                                 markets, educational institutions, etc.



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5   Construction Factor/ Type of   -RCC
    construction                   - Madras Terraced
                                   -Mangalore
                                   -Asbestos roofed/GI roofed
                                   -Huts
6   Use Factor                     Residential, Shops, Shopping complexes, Public
                                   uses offices, Banks, Hospitals, Nursing homes and
                                   Educational institutions, Commercial
                                   Hostel/Lodges/Restaurants and Godowns, Industrial,
                                   Cinema Theatres, Places of entertainment.

    Rebates/Deductions
    Occupation Factor              Owner occupied – residential buildings -
                                   40% inclusive of rebate under age of
                                   building .
                                   Tenant occupied – residential buildings –
                                   10% inclusive of rebate under age of
                                   building
                                   Owner / Tenant occupied – Non-
                                   Residential buildings – 10% inclusive of
                                   rebate under age of building.                        26
Rebates/Deductions

Occupation Factor    Owner occupied – residential
                     buildings -40% inclusive of
                     rebate under age of building .
                     Tenant occupied – residential
                     buildings – 10% inclusive of
                     rebate under age of building
                     Owner / Tenant occupied –
                     Non-Residential buildings –
                     10% inclusive of rebate under
                     age of building.




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Module for calculation of Property Tax of a
                 Residential Building.
Plinth area of the Building :- 10.mts X10.mts =100 sq.mts.
Roof of Building :- R.C.C.
Nature of usage :- Residential Owner
Rate fixed for one sq.mt.:- Rs.11.50
Monthly Rental Value of the Bldg :- 100 sq.mts X 11.50 =1150.00 M.R.V.
M.R.V.= (2/3 Building Value) X ( 1/3 Site Value).
Annual Building Value :- (1150X 2/ 3)X12 = 9199.99 or 9200
Annual Site Value :- (1150 X 1/3) X12 = 4599 or 4600
Annual Building Value :- 9200 X 40% =3680 (Less depreciation for owner occupation)
9200-3680 = 5520 (net ARV after depreciation)
Annual Rental Value :- ABV + ASV =ARV (5520 + 4600 = 10120 )
Property Tax fixed :- ARV X 12.50% = (10120 x 12.50% =Rs. 1265/- per half year.


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MODULE FOR CALCULATION OF PROPERTY TAX OF A
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING.
    Plinth area of the Building :- 10.mts X10.mts =100 sq.mts.
    Roof of Building :- R.C.C.
    Nature of usage :- Residential Tenant.
    Rate fixed for one sq.mt.:- Rs.11.50
    Monthly Rental Value of the Bldg :- 100 sq.mts X 11.50 =1150.00
        M.R.V.
    M.R.V.= (2/3 Building Value) X ( 1/3 Site Value).
    Annual Building Value :- (1150X 2/ 3)X12 = 9199.99 or 9200
    Annual Site Value :- (1150 X 1/3) X12 = 4599.99 or 4600
    Annual Building Value :- 9200 X 10% =920 (Less depreciation for
        owner occupation)
    9200-920 = 8280 (net ARV after depreciation)
    Annual Rental Value :- ABV + ASV =ARV (8280 +4600 =12880 )
    Property Tax fixed :- ARV X 12.50% = (12880 x 12.50% =Rs.
        1610/- per half year.
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MODULE FOR CALCULATION OF PROPERTY TAX OF A NON- RESIDENTIAL
BUILDING.
      Plinth area of the Building :- 10.mts X10.mts =100 sq.mts.
      Roof of Building :- R.C.C.
      Nature of usage :- Non-Residential (Shop) (Owner / Tenant).
      Rate fixed for one sq.mt.:- Rs.68.00
      Monthly Rental Value of the Bldg :- 100 sq.mts X 68.00 =6800
            M.R.V.
      M.R.V.= (2/3 Building Value) X ( 1/3 Site Value).
      Annual Building Value :- (6800X 2/ 3)X12 =54396
      Annual Site Value :- (6800 X 1/3) X12 = 27199.99 or 27200
      Annual Building Value :- 54396 X 10% = 5439 (Less depreciation
            for owner occupation)
      54396-5439 = 48957 (net ARV after depreciation)
      Annual Rental Value :- ABV + ASV =ARV (48957+ 27200 =51657 )
      Property Tax fixed :- ARV X 16.50% = (51657 x 16.50%
            =Rs.8523/- per half year.
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Finances of Municipalities

Main sources of Income :
Taxes :
i. Property Tax
ii. Advertisement Tax
iii. Government have taken over levy and
     collection of Profession Tax from 1987-
     88 and paying compensation to the
     ULBs


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PROPERTY TAX AND WATER CHARGES ONLINE
COLLECTION COUNTERS IN THE OFFICE PREMISES
Tax Payers paying Tax at Office Collection Counter
STAFF COLLECTING TAX FROM THE TAX PAYERS
COMPUTERIZED DEMAND NOTICES OF PROPERTY TAX
AND WATER CHARGES ARE ISSUED FOR TAX PAYERS.

     TAX PAYERS ARE FACILITATED FOR PAYMENT OF
PROPERTY TAX AND WATER CHARGES ONLY THROUGH
ONLINE COUNTERS LIKE COLLECTION COUNTER IN OFFICE
PREMISES AND THROUGH E-SEVA CENTERS.

    DUE TO ONLINE COLLECTION MIS-APPROPRIATION AND
MALPRACTICES ARE AVOIDED.

     THERE IS ALSO GOOD RESPONSE FROM THE PUBLIC
FOR PAYING OF TAXES
Non-Taxes

i.      Water Charges
ii.     Fee from Markets and Slaughter
        Houses
iii.    Rents from Commercial Complexes
iv.     Building Licence Fee
v.      Trade Licence Fee
vi.     Betterment and development charges
vii.    Encroachment Fee
viii.   Contributions towards water supply
        connections

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Water Charges   1. Kurnool Municipal Corporation is having
                   33635 domestic Tap connections and
                   collecting @ Rs.600/-for each half year for
                   each assessment.
                2. Kurnool Municipal Corporation is having
                   707 Nos. of metered Tap connections given
                   for the Commercial buildings. And the
                   charges are claimed as per unit rates.




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Fees from Markets and   Kurnool Municipal Corporation will conduct
Slaughter Houses        open auction for each financial year. The details
                        are given below. It is got income of Rs.8.58
                        lakhs for the financial year 2011-12 which is
                        collected in advance at the time of finalization of
                        open auction.
                        1.Markets :- 3 Nos.
                        2.Slaughter Houses :- 4 Nos.
                        3.Cycle Stands and other properties:- 4 Nos.
Rents from Commercial   Kurnool Municipal Corporation is having 21
Complexes               complexes with 401 shops. The shops are leased
                        out in open auction. Reservation is given to S.C.,
                        S.T. & Disable.
                        Kurnool Municipal Corporation is getting
                        income Rs.132.84 lakhs per annum.




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Assigned Revenues

i.    Entertainment Tax : 90% of Entertainment
      Tax     collected   by   Commercial     Tax
      Department is assigned to ULBs on
      quarterly basis.
ii.   Surcharge on stamp duty : Surcharge on
      Stamp Duty is levied @ 2% of the value of
      the instrument by Registration Department
      and 100% of the Surcharge on Stamp Duty
      is allocated to ULBs on quarterly basis

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THANK YOU
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Power point presentation_of_property_tax_of_kurnool_municipal_corporation

  • 2. Overview of Structure of Property Tax in Kurnool Municipal Corporation Presentation by : Sri.P.V.V.S.Murthy Commissioner 2 2
  • 3. MUNICIPAL TAXATION 1. Kurnool Municipality was upgraded as Municipal Corporation in the year 1994 2. Taxation is levied in pursuance of Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Act 1955 3 3
  • 4. SEC 197. TAXATION TO BE IMPOSED UNDER HMC ACT 1. (1) For purposes of this Act, the Corporation shall impose the following Taxes namely:- (a) Taxes on Lands and Buildings. (b) Octori. ( c) Taxes on Vehicles. (d) Taxes on Animals and boats. ( e) Taxes on Advertisements other than advertisements published in the newspapers. 4
  • 5. SEC.198. NOTICE REGARDING LEVY OF TAXES Before the Corporation passes any resolution imposing a Tax specified in sub-section(1) of Section 197 for the first time or at a new rate it shall direct the Commissioner to publish a notice in the A.P. Gazette and local newspaper of its intention to do so. 5 5
  • 6. SEC 199:- PROPERTY TAXES OF WHAT TO CONSIST AND AT WHAT RATE LEVIABLE 1.Property Tax (a) General Tax (b) Water Tax (c) Drainage Tax (d) Lighting Tax (e)Conservancy Tax 2. Taxes shall be levied at such percentages of their rateable value as may be fixed by the Corproration. 6 6 6
  • 7. SEC 204:- PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY FOR PROPERTY TAXES ON WHOM TO REST. 1. Property Tax shall be leviable primarily form the actual occupier of the premises upon which the said Taxes are assessed . 2. Otherwise the said Taxes shall be primarily leviable as follows :- (a) if the premises are let from the lessor. (b) If the premises are sub-let from the superior lessor and (c) If the premises are unlet from the person in whom the right to let the same, vest. 7
  • 8. VALUATION OF PROPERTY ASESSABLE TO PROPERTY TAXES Sec.212:-Rateble Value how to be determined:- [(1)] (a) The annual rental value of lands and buildings shall be deemed to be the gross annual rent at which they may be reasonable expected to be let month to month or year to year with reference to its location, type of constructions plan of plinth area age of building, nature of use. (b) The annual rental value of lands and buildings shall be deemed to be the gross annual rent at which they may be reasonable expected to be let month to month or year to year, less a deduction at the rate of 10% of buildings aged upto 25 years and 20% of the buildings aged above 25 years. 8 8
  • 9. [2] Any vacant land not exceeding three times of plinth area of the building including site or a vacant land to the extent of one thousand square meters which ever is less shall be deemed to the adjacent premises occupied as an appurtenant to the building and assessed to tax, to such building the tax shall be levied thereon at 0.50% of the estimated capital value of the land.
  • 10. SEC.213:-COMMISSIONER MAY CALL FOR INFORMATION OR RETURNS FROM OWNER OR OCCUPIER OR ENTER INSPECT ASSESSABLE PREMISES 10 10
  • 11. SEC. 214:-ASSESSMENT BOOK WHAT TO CONTAIN 1. A List of all Buildings and Lands in the city either by name or number. 2. The rateable value of each such building and land. 3. The name if ascertained of the person for payment of property tax. 11 11
  • 12. 4. If any such building or land is not laible to be assessed to the General Tax the reasons of such non liability. 5. When the rates of the Property Taxes to be levied for the year have been duly fixed by the Corporation. 6. Under Section 227 or 228 a charge is made of Water supplied to any building or land by measurement of the Water Tax or Water Charge fixed at a special rate. 11
  • 13. Sec.215:- The Assessment book to be made separately for each ward and in parts if necessary 13 13
  • 14. Sec.218:- Public Notice to be given when Valuation of Property in any Ward has been completed.
  • 15. Sec.219:- Assessment Book to be inspection Every Person who reasonable claims to be the owner of some premises entered in assessment book, he shall be permitted to inspect and take extract of the said book.
  • 16. SEC. 220, 221:- TIME OF FILING COMPLAINTS AGAINST VALUATIONS TO BE PUBLICLY ANNOUNCED. 16 16
  • 17. Sec.226 :- New Assessment Book need not be prepared every financial year. A New Assessment Book shall be prepared at least once in every five years. .
  • 18. Sec.229 :- Supply of Water at public drinking fountain etc., not to be taxed. Sec.232 :- Refund of Property Tax :- any building or land or any portion of premises which the Commissioner has treated under Sec 216 as separate property vacant not less than ninety days
  • 19. COLLECTION OF PROPERTY TAXES Sec.264 :- Property Tax how payable:- 1. Each of the property taxes shall be payble in half yearly. 2. Half yearly installments, the taxes shall be payable in advance on each first day of April and October. 19 19
  • 20. Property tax Collection from 2005-06 to 2010-11 2005-06 (97.49%) 2010-11 (97.99) 2006-07 (94.15) 2009-10 (79.58) 2007-08 (98.20) 2008-09 (91.20) 20
  • 21. Taxes and Non – Taxes Collection from Taxes and Non Taxes 2005-06 to 2010-11 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 21
  • 22. Sec.266:- Service of Bills Every such bill shall specify the period for which the premises the Tax is Charged herein after provided against time within which objection may be raised or on the decision. 22 22
  • 23. SEC.268 :- NOTICE OF DEMAND if the amount of Tax for which any bill has been served as aforesaid is not paid into the Municipal Office within 15 days from the service thereof, the Commissioner may cause to be served upon the person liable for the payment of the same a notice of demand in the form of Schedule K or to the like effect. 23 23
  • 24. Sec.269:- Distress:-if the person liable for the payment of Property Tax does not within 15 days from the service of the notice of demant, pay the sum due or show sufficient cause for the non payment of the same to the satisfaction of the Commissioner, such sum with all cost of the recovery may be levied under a warrant in the form of schedule L or to the like effect to be issued by the Commissioner by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the defaulters. 24 24
  • 25. AREA BASED MODELS OF ASSESSMENT S.No Feature K.M.C 1 Basis of Levy Annual Rental Value 2 Components •Tax for General Purpose •Water and Drainage Tax •Lighting Tax •Scavanging Tax 3 Basis of Assessment Plinth Area – Zonal ARV rates are fixed by the ULBs for various categories of buildings and uses 4 Location Factor/Zoning Zoning is done with reference to expected rental values in different localities based on availability of civic services proximity to markets, educational institutions, etc. 25
  • 26. 5 Construction Factor/ Type of -RCC construction - Madras Terraced -Mangalore -Asbestos roofed/GI roofed -Huts 6 Use Factor Residential, Shops, Shopping complexes, Public uses offices, Banks, Hospitals, Nursing homes and Educational institutions, Commercial Hostel/Lodges/Restaurants and Godowns, Industrial, Cinema Theatres, Places of entertainment. Rebates/Deductions Occupation Factor Owner occupied – residential buildings - 40% inclusive of rebate under age of building . Tenant occupied – residential buildings – 10% inclusive of rebate under age of building Owner / Tenant occupied – Non- Residential buildings – 10% inclusive of rebate under age of building. 26
  • 27. Rebates/Deductions Occupation Factor Owner occupied – residential buildings -40% inclusive of rebate under age of building . Tenant occupied – residential buildings – 10% inclusive of rebate under age of building Owner / Tenant occupied – Non-Residential buildings – 10% inclusive of rebate under age of building. 27
  • 28. Module for calculation of Property Tax of a Residential Building. Plinth area of the Building :- 10.mts X10.mts =100 sq.mts. Roof of Building :- R.C.C. Nature of usage :- Residential Owner Rate fixed for one sq.mt.:- Rs.11.50 Monthly Rental Value of the Bldg :- 100 sq.mts X 11.50 =1150.00 M.R.V. M.R.V.= (2/3 Building Value) X ( 1/3 Site Value). Annual Building Value :- (1150X 2/ 3)X12 = 9199.99 or 9200 Annual Site Value :- (1150 X 1/3) X12 = 4599 or 4600 Annual Building Value :- 9200 X 40% =3680 (Less depreciation for owner occupation) 9200-3680 = 5520 (net ARV after depreciation) Annual Rental Value :- ABV + ASV =ARV (5520 + 4600 = 10120 ) Property Tax fixed :- ARV X 12.50% = (10120 x 12.50% =Rs. 1265/- per half year. 28 28
  • 29. MODULE FOR CALCULATION OF PROPERTY TAX OF A RESIDENTIAL BUILDING. Plinth area of the Building :- 10.mts X10.mts =100 sq.mts. Roof of Building :- R.C.C. Nature of usage :- Residential Tenant. Rate fixed for one sq.mt.:- Rs.11.50 Monthly Rental Value of the Bldg :- 100 sq.mts X 11.50 =1150.00 M.R.V. M.R.V.= (2/3 Building Value) X ( 1/3 Site Value). Annual Building Value :- (1150X 2/ 3)X12 = 9199.99 or 9200 Annual Site Value :- (1150 X 1/3) X12 = 4599.99 or 4600 Annual Building Value :- 9200 X 10% =920 (Less depreciation for owner occupation) 9200-920 = 8280 (net ARV after depreciation) Annual Rental Value :- ABV + ASV =ARV (8280 +4600 =12880 ) Property Tax fixed :- ARV X 12.50% = (12880 x 12.50% =Rs. 1610/- per half year. 29 29
  • 30. MODULE FOR CALCULATION OF PROPERTY TAX OF A NON- RESIDENTIAL BUILDING. Plinth area of the Building :- 10.mts X10.mts =100 sq.mts. Roof of Building :- R.C.C. Nature of usage :- Non-Residential (Shop) (Owner / Tenant). Rate fixed for one sq.mt.:- Rs.68.00 Monthly Rental Value of the Bldg :- 100 sq.mts X 68.00 =6800 M.R.V. M.R.V.= (2/3 Building Value) X ( 1/3 Site Value). Annual Building Value :- (6800X 2/ 3)X12 =54396 Annual Site Value :- (6800 X 1/3) X12 = 27199.99 or 27200 Annual Building Value :- 54396 X 10% = 5439 (Less depreciation for owner occupation) 54396-5439 = 48957 (net ARV after depreciation) Annual Rental Value :- ABV + ASV =ARV (48957+ 27200 =51657 ) Property Tax fixed :- ARV X 16.50% = (51657 x 16.50% =Rs.8523/- per half year. 30 30
  • 31. Finances of Municipalities Main sources of Income : Taxes : i. Property Tax ii. Advertisement Tax iii. Government have taken over levy and collection of Profession Tax from 1987- 88 and paying compensation to the ULBs 31
  • 32. PROPERTY TAX AND WATER CHARGES ONLINE COLLECTION COUNTERS IN THE OFFICE PREMISES
  • 33. Tax Payers paying Tax at Office Collection Counter
  • 34. STAFF COLLECTING TAX FROM THE TAX PAYERS
  • 35. COMPUTERIZED DEMAND NOTICES OF PROPERTY TAX AND WATER CHARGES ARE ISSUED FOR TAX PAYERS. TAX PAYERS ARE FACILITATED FOR PAYMENT OF PROPERTY TAX AND WATER CHARGES ONLY THROUGH ONLINE COUNTERS LIKE COLLECTION COUNTER IN OFFICE PREMISES AND THROUGH E-SEVA CENTERS. DUE TO ONLINE COLLECTION MIS-APPROPRIATION AND MALPRACTICES ARE AVOIDED. THERE IS ALSO GOOD RESPONSE FROM THE PUBLIC FOR PAYING OF TAXES
  • 36. Non-Taxes i. Water Charges ii. Fee from Markets and Slaughter Houses iii. Rents from Commercial Complexes iv. Building Licence Fee v. Trade Licence Fee vi. Betterment and development charges vii. Encroachment Fee viii. Contributions towards water supply connections 36
  • 37. Water Charges 1. Kurnool Municipal Corporation is having 33635 domestic Tap connections and collecting @ Rs.600/-for each half year for each assessment. 2. Kurnool Municipal Corporation is having 707 Nos. of metered Tap connections given for the Commercial buildings. And the charges are claimed as per unit rates. 37
  • 38. Fees from Markets and Kurnool Municipal Corporation will conduct Slaughter Houses open auction for each financial year. The details are given below. It is got income of Rs.8.58 lakhs for the financial year 2011-12 which is collected in advance at the time of finalization of open auction. 1.Markets :- 3 Nos. 2.Slaughter Houses :- 4 Nos. 3.Cycle Stands and other properties:- 4 Nos. Rents from Commercial Kurnool Municipal Corporation is having 21 Complexes complexes with 401 shops. The shops are leased out in open auction. Reservation is given to S.C., S.T. & Disable. Kurnool Municipal Corporation is getting income Rs.132.84 lakhs per annum. 38
  • 39. Assigned Revenues i. Entertainment Tax : 90% of Entertainment Tax collected by Commercial Tax Department is assigned to ULBs on quarterly basis. ii. Surcharge on stamp duty : Surcharge on Stamp Duty is levied @ 2% of the value of the instrument by Registration Department and 100% of the Surcharge on Stamp Duty is allocated to ULBs on quarterly basis 39
  • 40. THANK YOU overview of municipal authorities in ap dt[1]. 19-7-2011 40