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Property Tax

Calculate annual property tax

About the Property Tax calculator

Accurate property tax calculator to calculate annual property tax based on property value, location, and type. Includes rebates, discounts, and payment breakdown for residential, commercial, and industrial properties.

How the maths works

Property Tax Calculation

Annual Tax = (Assessed Value × Tax Rate ÷ 100) - Rebate Amount
Assessed Value
Property Market Value - Age Depreciation
Tax Rate
Location and property type based rate (%)
Rebate Amount
Applicable discounts and rebates
Age Depreciation
2% per year for first 10 years, then 1% per year

A worked example

₹1 Crore Residential Property

Property Value₹1,00,00,000
Property TypeResidential
LocationTier 1 City (Mumbai/Delhi)
Property Age3 years
Rebate10% early payment discount

Annual Tax: ₹69,840, Monthly: ₹5,820, Quarterly: ₹17,460

How to use it

  1. Enter property market value and select property type
  2. Choose location category (Tier 1/2/3 cities)
  3. Add property age for depreciation calculation
  4. Apply applicable rebates and discounts
  5. Get detailed tax calculation with payment breakdown

What it accounts for

Why it is worth working out

Questions people ask

How is property tax calculated?

Municipalities use one of three bases: annual rental value, capital value, or unit area value. The method and the rate are set locally, so two flats of identical size in different cities can attract very different bills.

What reduces a property tax bill?

Common rebates cover early payment, self-occupation as against letting, senior citizen or ex-service ownership, and older buildings through depreciation. Most require you to claim them; few are applied automatically.

Is property tax deductible from rental income?

Yes. Municipal taxes actually paid during the year are deducted from gross annual value before the standard 30% deduction is applied, when computing income from house property.

What happens if I do not pay?

Interest and penalties accrue, typically 1% to 2% a month, and unpaid tax attaches to the property rather than the owner. It surfaces as a charge at the point of sale, when it is far more expensive and far more urgent to resolve.

This calculator is for information and education. It is not financial advice — see the disclaimer.