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When do new rates in the Annual Statement typically take effect?
When do new rates in the Annual Statement typically take effect?
What happens to the rates if administrative difficulties arise?
What happens to the rates if administrative difficulties arise?
Who must be consulted for the revision of previous year's rates?
Who must be consulted for the revision of previous year's rates?
What must the registering officer display outside their office?
What must the registering officer display outside their office?
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When checking property value, what does the registering officer compare?
When checking property value, what does the registering officer compare?
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What happens if the stated value is less than the market value?
What happens if the stated value is less than the market value?
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Who supplies the Annual Statement copy to the Sub-Registrar?
Who supplies the Annual Statement copy to the Sub-Registrar?
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Market value verification is conducted at what stage?
Market value verification is conducted at what stage?
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Who determines the true market value if the stated value is less?
Who determines the true market value if the stated value is less?
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Which factors are considered while revising previous year's rates?
Which factors are considered while revising previous year's rates?
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Study Notes
Annual Statement of Rates and Property Valuation
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Effective Date of New Rates: New rates in the Annual Statement come into effect on April 1st.
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Handling Administrative Difficulties: If administrative issues arise, the previous year's rates are revised, not the new rates or suspending them immediately.
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Rate Revision Consultation: The Joint Director of Town Planning and Valuation must be consulted regarding any revision of previous year's rates.
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Office Display Requirements: Registering officers must display a copy of the Annual Statement of Rates outside their office.
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Property Value Comparison: When evaluating property value, the registering officer compares the market value with the rates in the Annual Statement.
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Value Discrepancy (Lower Stated Value): If the stated value is less than the market value, the case is referred to the Collector. Registration is not immediately rejected or fined.
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Annual Statement Distribution: The Chief Controlling Revenue Authority provides the Annual Statement copy to the Sub-Registrar.
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Market Value Verification Timing: Market value verification is done prior to property registration, not after.
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Determining True Market Value: The Collector of the District determines the true market value if the stated value is considered less than the market value.
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Rate Revision Factors: Both increases and decreases in market rates influence the revision of previous year's rates in the Annual Statement. Inflation alone is not the complete factor.
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This quiz covers the essential aspects of the Annual Statement of Rates and Property Valuation, including effective dates, handling administrative issues, and office display requirements. It also addresses property value evaluation and discrepancies. Test your knowledge on these important regulations.
