Property tax is levied and collected by your local municipal corporation, not the central government, so each city runs its own property tax portal — but a growing number of municipal corporations have also onboarded to Bharat BillPay (BBPS), letting you pay through the same banking or UPI app you'd use for other utility bills. For a city not yet on BBPS, the municipal corporation's own official website remains the correct place to pay.
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Find your specific city's municipal corporation property tax portal (or check if it's listed on BBPS via your bank/UPI app).
Enter your Property ID / Khata number / UPIC to fetch your assessed tax amount.
Verify the property and owner details shown match your records.
Pay online and download the receipt — keep it safely, since it's often needed for future property transactions.
For an incorrect assessment, use the corporation's grievance/reassessment process rather than disputing it at payment time.
How to apply
Online (municipal corporation portal) · BBPS / bank apps (where the city has onboarded) · Offline (municipal ward office)
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No — property tax is a municipal (local body) levy, so each city has its own portal and assessment system. Some cities are also reachable via the shared BBPS network through banking apps.