Hyderabad: GHMC Offers 90% Interest Waiver on Property Tax – Pay Before Deadline to Save Big

Hyderabad residents can save 90% on property tax interest! GHMC’s one-time scheme ends March 31, 2025. Learn how to clear dues & avoid penalties.

Hyderabad, March 8, 2025 – The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has introduced a one-time settlement scheme offering a 90% waiver on pending interest for property tax arrears. Residents who clear their principal dues by March 31, 2025, will only pay 10% of the accumulated interest, providing massive financial relief.

GHMC One-Time Scheme: 90% Interest Waiver for Timely Tax Payments

Key Details of GHMC’s One-Time Scheme

Why This Matters

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How to Avail the Scheme

  1. Calculate Dues: Visit GHMC Portal or visit your local circle office.
  2. Pay Online/Offline: Use GHMC’s payment gateway or designated banks.
  3. Keep Receipts: Ensure proof of payment for future references.

Bold Tip: Payments made after March 31 will incur full interest and penalties.

Special Support: Property Tax Parishkaram

GHMC is hosting weekly grievance sessions every Sunday until March 29 at all circle offices (9:30 AM–1:00 PM). Senior officials will resolve issues like:

Why Pay Now?

  1. Save Money: Reduce interest burden by 90%.
  2. Avoid Legal Issues: Non-payment may lead to penalties or property liens.
  3. Boost Civic Services: Taxes fund roads, sanitation, and infrastructure.

Did You Know? Last year’s similar scheme saw 1 lakh taxpayers clear dues.

Deadline Alert!

With only 23 days left, GHMC urges residents to act swiftly. Late payments after March 31 will revert to standard rules with no exceptions.

Final Takeaway
GHMC’s scheme is a golden chance for Hyderabad property owners to save big. Pay now, reduce debt, and contribute to the city’s development. For updates, visit GHMC’s official website or call their helpline at 040-2111 1111.


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