Hyderabad

Falaknuma ranks lowest in Hyderabad’s circle-wise property tax contribution

Highest contribution of Rs 288.1 crore was made by Serilingampally.

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Hyderabad: In the circle-wise property tax contribution in Hyderabad, Falaknuma ranked lowest. The circle contributed Rs 12.5 crore.

On the other hand, the highest contribution of Rs 288.1 crore was made by Serilingampally.

Charminar zone contributed least in Hyderabad’s property tax collection

In terms of zone-wise contribution, the least contribution was made by Charminar. The total contribution made by the circles in the zone stands at Rs 150.4 crore.

The zone has six circles. They are Malakpet, Santosh Nagar, Chandrayangutta, Charminar, Falaknuma and Rajendranagar.

Following are the circle-wise contributions to Hyderabad’s property tax collection

Zone/Circle	Tax collected (in Rs crore)
LB Nagar zone	287.03
Kapra	61.60
Uppal	37.85
Hayathnagar	71.54
LB Nagar	54.55
Saroornagar	61.49
Charminar zone	150.4
Malakpet	34.40
Santoshnagar	16.22
Chandrayangutta	14.60
Charminar	19.33
Falaknuma	12.50
Rajendranagar	53.35
Khairatabad zone	529.95
Mehdipatnam	54.30
Karwan	23.05
Goshamahal	88.35
Khairatabad	173.60
Jubilee Hills	190.65
Serilingampally zone	447.73
Yousufguda	32.55
Serilingampally	288.1
Chandanagar	109.60
RC Puram and Patancheru	17.48
Kukatpally zone	331.4
Moosapet	107.27
Kukatpally	91.38
Quthbullapur	57.45
Gajularamaram	39.54
Alwal	35.76
Secunderabad zone	291.62
Musheerabad	51.22
Amberpet	63.21
Malkajigiri	49.50
Secunderabad	28.42
Begumpet	99.27

Over Rs 2000 crore tax collected in FY 2024-25

In the Financial Year 2024-25, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) achieved a historic milestone by collecting over Rs 2012.36 crore in property tax.

A significant portion of this collection – Rs 465.07 crore – was gathered between March 8 and March 31 under the One-Time Settlement (OTS) scheme which was introduced by the government to encourage timely payments.

Early bird scheme announced

For the new financial year, GHMC has announced the Early Bird Scheme. It allows taxpayers to avail a 5 percent rebate if they pay their property tax in April 2025.