Gurgaon: MCG attaches 13 properties for non-payment of property tax
Notices have been sent to 604 establishments asking owners to clear dues before February 28. Taxpayers owe the MCG over Rs 250 crore in property tax
After sending out attachment notices to 604 establishments, the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) officials on Friday sealed 13 properties for failing to clear dues.

The MCG had cautioned owners that if they failed to clear dues within the stipulated time, their properties will be attached and auctioned.
The defaulter list included 12 commercial properties, a residential apartment in Sector 39, Raheja Mall and Hong Kong Bazaar.
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MCG joint commissioner Rohit Yadav had issued directions for attaching properties and the MCG officials, accordingly, sealed the properties under relevant provisions of the Haryana Municipal Corporation Act, 1994.
The MCG officials had sealed two residential properties in Sector 37 last week.
“Notices have been sent to 604 establishments asking owners to clear dues before February 28. Taxpayers owe the MCG over Rs 250 crore in property tax and, hence, the MCG is taking stringent measures for recovery,” SS Rohilla, spokesperson, MCG.
The MCG will start the auctioning process of these properties within a month if the owners still fail to clear dues.
After learning of a 68% dip in property tax collection in 2016 as compared to the previous year, MCG officials send attachment notices a month earlier than usual to increase collection prior to the end of the financial year.
ABOUT THE AUTHORKartik KumarKartik Kumar is a correspondent with the Hindustan Times and has covered beats such as crime, transport, health and consumer courts. Kartik currently covers municipal corporation, Delhi Metro and Rapid Metro.Read More
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