Navi Mumbai civic body nets ₹434 crore in property tax in Q1 FY27

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation has achieved a record Rs 434.02 crore in property tax collection for the first quarter of 2026-27, a significant rise from the previous year.
58% : This success is attributed to technology-driven administration, data analytics, and enhanced digital payment options, with over 72% of taxes paid online.
56% : Furthermore, out of the total revenue, the highest tax collection of Rs 80 crore was recorded from the Ghansoli division.
55% : THANE: Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation has collected a record Rs 434.02 crore in property tax during the first quarter of 2026-27, a jump from Rs 372.42 crore collected from 98,478 taxpayers during the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year, a civic official said on Saturday.
54% : Digital transactions emerged as the most preferred mode of payment, accounting for 72.2 per cent of the total tax collected, with 1,03,473 taxpayers paying Rs 280.71 crore online via QR codes, UPI, net banking, and cards.
52% : A key driver of this digital shift was NMMC's 'Personalized Payment Link' initiative sent via SMS and WhatsApp, they said, adding that 57,397 citizens, constituting 40.63 per cent of the total taxpayers, utilized these links to clear their taxes from home, generating nearly Rs 58 crore.
47% : The civic body's strategic planning resulted in recovering Rs 23.67 crore from 15,250 chronic defaulters who had not paid tax in previous years.

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