Delhi/NCR: The Municipal Corporation of Delhi’s e-governance move has led to heavy loss in the revenue to the corporation. South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC), in its recent survey noticed that due to e-filing system of property tax, it was losing around Rs. 10 to 15 crore, per year.The officials said that over past few years, majority of the people have started opting for online tax filing over the manual process. In the present condition, around 70% of the property owners in South Corporation’s authority file their property taxes online.The review suggested that around 1 lakh property owners in this region has benefited by 15% reimbursement as they had filed their taxes online before 30th June, each year. According to the online process, people can acquire the challan issued and deposit the tax amount in the authorized banks. But it was found that the property owners used to get the challan issued before 30th June but did not deposit amount within the due date. As they got the challan issued they were not counted among the defaulter list. Thus, this eventually led to revenue loss of around Rs. 10 to 15 crores in the previous fiscal year.The officials complained that there is no system that examines the online taxpayers. However the South Corporation standing committee’s chairman said that the officials are preparing the defaulters’ list and are checking the system to calculate the losses. Assessment notices will be issued to the property owners who have either paid less or not paid any tax amount within the due date. The officials will be working on the e-filing system to avoid further revenue losses.займ на карту без отказов круглосуточновзять кредит онлайн