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Mahooba Municipality Offers 100% Rebate on Property Tax Arrears with One-Time Settlement Scheme

Mahooba Municipality launches a One-Time Settlement scheme, waiving 100% interest and surcharge on property tax dues until December 15, 2026.

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Mahooba Municipality Offers 100% Rebate on Property Tax Arrears with One-Time Settlement Scheme

One-Time Settlement Scheme Launched for Property Tax Dues

Mahooba Municipality Council has introduced a One-Time Settlement (OTS) scheme, offering significant relief to residents. Under this initiative, citizens settling their outstanding property tax will receive a 100% exemption on accrued interest and surcharges.

This move aims to simplify the payment of old tax arrears and alleviate the financial burden on citizens. The scheme is implemented as per state government directives and will be active from August 15, 2026, to December 15, 2026.

Opportunity for Delinquent Taxpayers

The OTS scheme is designed to facilitate the resolution of long-standing property tax dues for Mahooba's residents. By eliminating additional charges like interest and surcharges, taxpayers can easily settle their past obligations.

This presents a golden opportunity for taxpayers to regularize their tax matters, which is also expected to boost the municipality's revenue. The scheme is particularly beneficial for those who have been unable to pay their property tax on time due to various reasons, accumulating substantial financial burdens.

Scheme Benefits and Deadline

Under the scheme, individuals with property tax arrears can make payments until December 15, 2026. Successful payment within this period grants a 100% waiver on interest and surcharges, meaning only the principal tax amount needs to be paid.

This significant relief is valid only for the specified period and will automatically expire thereafter. Municipal officials urge all property taxpayers to note the December 15, 2026, deadline to avail of this special offer.

The municipal administration clarified that after the deadline, the 100% rebate will not be available, and payments will be subject to standard rules, including interest and surcharges. This is a crucial chance for citizens to fulfill their financial obligations and avoid unnecessary penalties.