Urban Area Assessment Procedure
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What is the cap for non-agricultural assessment in urban areas?

  • 5% of market value
  • 3% of market value (correct)
  • 4% of market value
  • 2% of market value
  • What rate is charged for industrial use in urban areas?

  • Standard rate
  • Twice standard rate
  • Thrice standard rate
  • One and half times standard rate (correct)
  • What is the assessment rate for commercial use in municipal corporation areas?

  • Thrice standard rate (correct)
  • Twice standard rate
  • Standard rate
  • Four times standard rate
  • On what basis does the Collector divide urban areas into blocks?

    <p>Multiple factors including market value and situation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When does non-agricultural assessment begin?

    <p>From actual use date</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the assessment rate for residential buildings?

    <p>Standard rate</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What rate is charged for commercial use in non-municipal urban areas?

    <p>Twice standard rate</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the division of urban areas into blocks take into account?

    <p>Both advantages and disadvantages</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who can receive special directions for assessment from the State Government?

    <p>Co-operative societies and housing boards</p> Signup and view all the answers

    For what purposes is market value primarily considered in urban areas?

    <p>Both block division and assessment calculation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Urban Area Assessment Rates and Procedures

    • Non-agricultural assessment in urban areas is capped at 3% of market value.
    • Industrial use in urban areas is assessed at one and a half times the standard rate.
    • Commercial use in municipal corporation areas is charged at thrice the standard rate.
    • Urban area block division is based on multiple factors, including market value and location, not just one factor.
    • Non-agricultural assessment commences on the date of actual use, not application or permission date.
    • Residential buildings are assessed at the standard rate.
    • Commercial use in non-municipal urban areas is charged at twice the standard rate.
    • Urban area block division considers both advantages and disadvantages of various locations and factors.
    • Special assessment directions for co-operative societies and housing boards can be given by the State Government.
    • Market value in urban areas is vital for both assessment calculation and block division.

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    Test your knowledge on the assessment rates and procedures applied to urban areas, including non-agricultural, industrial, and commercial uses. Understand how market value affects these assessments and the specific regulations for residential and cooperative societies. Prepare to delve into the complexities of urban land use valuation!

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