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Haryana Postpones New Property Tax Rates, Keeps Old Rates Until September 30
✍️ The Tribune
🗓 03 Sep 2026, 07:08 AM
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The Haryana government has decided to delay the implementation of new property tax rates by one month, allowing the existing rates to remain in effect until September 30.
The Haryana government announced that the introduction of new property tax rates will be postponed by one month, keeping the current rates in force until September 30. This decision gives property owners and municipal bodies additional time to prepare for the upcoming changes.
The new rates were originally scheduled to take effect immediately after September 30, but the delay means they will now apply only after that date. The move is expected to ease the transition for taxpayers and allow local authorities to finalize their budgets with the existing tax structure.
The decision was made by the state’s finance and municipal administration departments, following consultations with local bodies and stakeholders. Officials said the postponement would help prevent any abrupt financial impact on residents and businesses.
Property owners can expect the new rates to be announced in the coming weeks, with detailed guidelines to follow once the revised schedule is finalized.
The new rates were originally scheduled to take effect immediately after September 30, but the delay means they will now apply only after that date. The move is expected to ease the transition for taxpayers and allow local authorities to finalize their budgets with the existing tax structure.
The decision was made by the state’s finance and municipal administration departments, following consultations with local bodies and stakeholders. Officials said the postponement would help prevent any abrupt financial impact on residents and businesses.
Property owners can expect the new rates to be announced in the coming weeks, with detailed guidelines to follow once the revised schedule is finalized.