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The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has extended the deadline for geotagging properties to February 29. Check the revised dates and learn how to geotag your property in Delhi to qualify for a 10% rebate on lumpsum advance tax payment in the subsequent financial year.

Delhi residents can geotag their properties until the end of February for a 10% rebate on advance tax payment in the subsequent financial year. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) extended the deadline to February 29 due to technical glitches faced by iPhone users. The MCD aims to geotag 15 lakh properties to establish a comprehensive database of property tax records.

What is geo-tagging? How does it work? Why does the MCD want to geo-tag properties in Delhi?

The deadline for taxpayers to geotag their properties is approaching. Find out more about the geotagging deadline and its impact on taxpayers.

Residents in Delhi are unhappy with the Municipal Corporations decision to make geotagging of properties mandatory. Find out why and how it affects property owners.

Discover the alarming fact that over 35% of properties in Pimpri Chinchwad are not registered with the tax department. Learn how the PCMC administration is conducting a survey to assign unique IDs and encourage property owners to register and pay taxes.

Geotagging of properties helps allot a unique Latitude-Longitude to a property on a GIS (Geographic Information System) map. This can be done by selecting the current location against a UPIC (Unique Property Identification Code).

Non-submission of correct property tax dues will attract action in accordance with the Municipal Act, the MCD said.

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