East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) Property Tax
Property
tax is the annual amount that a land or property owner pays to the local
government or municipal institution in his/ her area. The amount of tax rate depends
on the area, constriction state, size of the property, building, etc.
The amount
collected through property tax is mainly used for public services such as road
repair, electricity service, gas, water, communication service and so on.
In Delhi,
property tax is collected by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD). Delhi The government has given this authority and responsibility to MCD. Every property
owner will have to pay tax within the deadline given by the MCD.
MCD is divided
into three-part, North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC), South Delhi
Municipal Corporation (SDMC) and East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC).
Read our
articles on NDMC property tax and SDMC property tax.
Let’s begin
with EDMC property tax.
What is EDMC property tax?
The municipal authority is responsible for maintaining the city's basic civil
service. Property tax is levied on homes and properties, which are the main
source of income for MCD or for every municipal corporation.
EDMC stands
for East Delhi Municipal Corporation. Individuals in East Delhi are obligated
to pay the property tax to EDMC. The government has given the power to collect
property tax from the property owners.
EDMC is
split into two zones Shahdara South and Shahdara North. Also, these zones are
further divided into wards and colonies.
List of liable areas for East Delhi Municipal Corporation(EDMC):
Zones |
Wards |
Colonies |
Shahdara South |
Trilokpuri East, Dallupura, Mayur
Vihar Phase, Kondli, Shakarpur, Mandawali |
Ghazipur Dairy Farm, Nanakpura
Shakarpur, Usha Enclave, Societies, Shashi Garden |
Shahdara North |
Babar Pur, Usmanpur, Yamuna Vihar,
Maujpur, Karawal Nagar East |
Arvind Nagar, Shastri Park (Seelampur),
Gautampuri (Jaffrabad), Kardampuri, Mustafabad |
All these
areas come under the EDMC(East Delhi Municipal Corporation).
How to pay EDMC Property Tax Online and Offline?
Individual
can pay property tax either online or offline, as per their convenience. Paying
tax is the responsibility of every property owner before the deadline.
Offline mode:
If
taxpayers want to pay tax offline then they can directly visit the ITZ centers
in East Delhi. They can make payments through cash, cheque, card, etc.
Online Mode:
Individuals
can pay property tax online while sitting at home. For making online payments
taxpayers have two options, they can pay tax through a website or application.
EDMC Property Tax Online payment through the website:
·
Visit EDMC
official site http://mcdonline.gov.in/tri/edmc_mcdportal/
·
Click on online
service
· Click on signup/ sign in
·
After login,
taxpayers or users will find to pay EDMC property tax option.
·
Fill your
property details, then click on submit button
·
When EDMC tax
payment is done, users can click on the ‘Generate Chalan’ option.
How to Pay EDMC Property Tax through the application?
South Delhi Municipal Corporation
recently launched a mobile application for paying property tax online. This
application is launched for all three municipal corporations.
For installing this application:
·
First, visit the
website https://mcdonline.nic.in/
·
After that click
on online service.
·
Then on the home
page, click on the mobile application
·
Click on manual
under support
·
Check the
details, process, and install the application
By following these simple steps
taxpayers can make their property tax payments before the deadline.
How to calculate EDMC Property Tax?
Taxpayers can calculate their annual
property tax on their own. If taxpayers are making payments through the website, then it
will automatically compute the tax.
Calculation of property tax is easy
when you follow the below formula.
The formula of Property tax calculation:
Property tax = (Annual Value × Rate of
tax)
For computing property tax value, we
need to first calculate the annual value. The below formula can be used for this
purpose:
Unit area value per square meter × Unit
area of property × Age factor × Use factor × Structure factor × Occupancy factor.
By using this simple formula, anyone can calculate their property tax value. This formula is applicable for all the three-municipal corporations.
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