Chennai traders seek property tax penalty exemption after government buildings receive reprieve from delayed payment fines.
The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) will stop collecting a penalty of 12% interest rate per annum from 25,000 government buildings for delayed payment of property tax.
The Corporation Council on Thursday passed a resolution to exempt the properties owned by the Central and State governments, public sector undertakings, or statutory bodies owned or controlled by the government, following the Tamil Nadu Urban Local Bodies (Second Amendment) Act, 2024.
GCC fines ₹1.9 lakh to 241 individuals for violating waste management rules on Chennai's beaches, enforcing strict penalties.
The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) is all set to purchase private temple land spread over 10 grounds (24,000 square feet) on…
CPI(M) councillors strongly oppose Greater Chennai Corporation's new fee for property transfer filings, despite the resolution's…
GCC accelerates civic projects, including Thamaraikulam restoration and health center upgrades in Chennai's Ambattur and…
Madras High Court questions Tamil Nadu government's occupancy of private property amid rental disputes with Tambaram Police…
Private hospital in Chennai fined ₹1 lakh for obstructing traffic with construction containers, violating safety guidelines.
