New Delhi: With city selection because in the city in a few months, the deliberative wing of the corporation of Municipal Delhi (EDMC) has decided to reject all proposals made by the Commissioner to increase property tax rates and collect new taxes in the budget for speeches for the financial year 2022-23.
Presenting budget estimates for 2022-23 and the revised budget for 2021-22, Chairman of the East Corporate Permanent Committee, Bir Singh Panwar, said the committee had not received a proposal for tax increases.
To improve the financial condition of the EDMC that lacks money by increasing its income, the Commissioner has suggested an increase in property tax 2-3% in the category of housing and non-housing, 5% in government accommodation, and 10 times (Rs 5 to RS 50) increases in costs to get Building sanctions plan.
He also proposed an increase in theater tax and collected three new taxes – professional and repair tax, and CESS education.
Until November 5, 2021, RS 112 Crore was collected as a property tax while EDMC targeted to get RS 350 Crore in March 2022.
Last year, RS 209 Crore was collected.
“We emphasize bringing more nature under tax nets.
While the UPC number has been issued for seven lakh housing units, we assess the person responsible for paying taxes with the help of board members,” Panwar said.
The Civic body also identifies 5,000 electricity poles to advertise and get Rs 2-3 Crore every year, he added.
“About 152 Unipoles have been used to place advertisements and tender processes to improve these advertisements.
After recurring efforts, we have managed to get a share in advertising revenue from agents such as DTC, DTIDC, DIMTS, etc.” EDMC has started work on the mud management system settings Faecal in 20 sites by investing RS 33 Crore.
This system has been installed in five places and operations near three community toilets.
To improve the operation in the parking lot, the EDMC can publish an identity card to the clerk and parking sneaking through the Point of Sale engine to avoid excessive messaging, Panwar said.
The corporation has also decided to go for public-private partnerships to run the main health care center, including pharmacies, polyclinics and child care centers.
“In this way we can improve the condition of the building, use it correctly and also help people in need,” said the chairman.
To improve medical services at Swami Dianuand Hospital, there are plans to develop it into a 600 bed multistorialization block in the existing environmental block.
In addition to various settings made to deal with Covid waves recently and increasing the case of omicron infection, the public health department has received 2,000 square meters near the Bulland Mosque in Taman Shastri to extend the chairman, said the chairman.