Menu

Requested to Donate, to receive required documents through e-mail. To donate click Pay Now Follow to receive updates by email.

Exemption on the ground of poverty and vacate remission

G.O.Ms.No.282. P.R. dated 12-03-1965
Exemption on the ground of poverty

              9.    The gram panchayat may, on the ground of poverty, exempt the owner of any house from payment of the whole or any portion of the tax the District Collector may, in like manner, exempt the owners of any class of houses.

              10. Any remission on the ground of poverty shall be granted only for a year at a time

              11.  (1) When any house has been vacant for one hundred and twenty days or more consecutive day in any year, the executive authority shall remit so much, not exceeding one half of the tax as is proportionate to the number of days during which the house was vacant in the year.

              (2) Every demand for remission under sub-rule (1) shall be made during year in respect of which the remission is sought or in the following year and not afterwards.

              (3) (a) No demand for such remission shall be entertained unless the owner of the house or his agent has previously given notice to the executive authority of the house being vacant and the period in respect of which the remission is made shall be calculated from the date of delivery of such notice.
                
              (b)  Every such notice shall expire with the year during which it is so delivered and shall have no effect thereafter.

Owner obligation to give notice of Construction, reconstruction or demolition of Building

              12. (1) (a)  If any house is constructed or reconstructed, the owner shall give notice thereof to the executive authority within fifteen days from the date of completion or occupation of the house, whichever is earlier.

              (b)  If such date falls within last four months of an year, the owner shall subject to notice being given under clause (a) be entitled to a remission of whole of the tax or enhanced tax as the case may be payable in respect of the house for that year.

              (c)  If such date falls within the first eight months of a year the owner shall subject to notice being given under clause (a) be entitled to a remission of so much tax not exceeding a half of the tax or enhanced tax, as the case may be, payable in respect of the house for that year as is proportionate to the number of days in that year preceding such date

              (2)  Any owner who commits a breach of the provision of clause (a) of sub-rule (1) shall be punishable with fine which may extend to fifty rupees.

              (3) (a) If any house is demolished or destroyed, the owner shall until notice thereof is given to the executive authority, be liable at his discretion for the payment of the tax which would have been payable had the house not been demolished or destroyed.

              (b)  If such notice is given within the first four months of a year, the owner shall be entitled to a remission of the whole of the tax payable in respect of the house tax for that year.


              (c)  If such notice is given within the last eight months of a year, the owner shall be  entitled to a remission of so much, not exceeding a half of the tax payable in respect of the house for that year as is proportionate to the number of days in that year succeeding the demolition or destruction as the case may be

Remission of tax in Areas included or excluded in the middle of year
              13.  (1) Where any area is included within a village, the owner every house in such area shall –
              (a) If the date of such inclusion falls within the last four months of a year, not be liable to pay any House-Tax in respect thereof for that year; and
              (b) If such date falls within the first eight months of a year, be entitled to a remission of so much not exceeding a half of the house tax payable in respect thereof for that year, as is proportionate to the number of days in the year preceeding such date.
              (2)  When any area is excluded from a village, the owner of every house in such area shall entitled –
              (a)  If the date of such exclusion falls within the first four months of a year to a remission of the whole of the house-tax payable in respect thereof for that year; and
              (b) If such date falls within the last eight months of a year to a remission of so much not exceeding a half of the house-tax payable in respect thereof for the year as is proportionate to the number of days in the year succeeding such date.

              (3)  No remission shall be granted under sub-rule (2) in respect of any house unless an application for such remission is made to the executive authority with in three months from the date of the exclusion of the area in which the house is situated.


No comments:

Post a Comment

Featured Post

GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH GENERAL ADMINISTRATION (SERVICES-D) DEPARTMENT Circular Memo.No:10445/Ser.D/2011 Dated:01-0...

Popular Posts