Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Bengaluru: Property Owners Face Asset Seizure for Unpaid Taxes
If you own property in Bengaluru and haven't paid your property tax, the city might take your things to cover the debt.
The government of Bengaluru, the BBMP, is warning people to pay what they owe.
If they don't pay soon, the BBMP can take and sell their property, like houses or land, to get the money.
Many people haven't paid, and the city is losing a lot of money.
The government wants everyone to pay their taxes so that important services, like maintaining roads and parks, can continue.
BBMP has issued notices to property owners in Bengaluru for unpaid property tax.
Non-payment may result in seizure of assets and auction proceedings.
Approximately 2.75 lakh property owners have defaulted on tax payments.
Total unpaid property taxes across Bengaluru have reached Rs786.86 crore.
BBMP is urging defaulters to pay via the online portal: BBMPtax.karnataka.gov.in.
- Who
- Property owners in Bengaluru
- What
- Facing asset seizure for unpaid property tax
- When
- Immediate action if dues not cleared
- Where
- Bengaluru, Karnataka
- Why
- To recover outstanding property tax and safeguard municipal finances.
- Governing Body
- Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP)
- Action
- Seizure and auction of assets for unpaid property tax
- Total Defaulters
- 2.75 lakh property owners
- Total Unpaid Dues
- Rs786.86 crore
- Online Portal
- BBMPtax.karnataka.gov.in
- Zone with Highest Defaulters
- Mahadevapura (65,040 owners)