E-Swathu is a Government of karnataka scheme that helps clarify ownership details of properties in rural areas. It is operated by the Rural Development and Panchayath Raj Department. You can obtain your property’s E-Khatha through the portal e-swathu.kar.nic.in.
The scheme was introduced to cut down forgeries in transactions related to land and property, and to regulate registrations of plots/properties in unauthorised layouts.
The E-Swathu portal is used to maintain the latest records of ownership and physical details of properties under each Gram Panchayat’s (GP’s) dominion, and updating of details in case of transfer of ownership, gift, inheritance, acquisition of land for government projects, court cases, liabilities, restrictions, etc. This portal makes it easier for the gram panchayath to share your property details with other related government departments, town planning offices, and courts.
Please note that the website is in Kannada, so make sure that you can read the language or have someone with you who can read Kannada.
The two most important documents available through E-Swathu are Form-9 and Form-11.
Here’s What You Need to Know About Form-9
Form-9, also known as A Khata, is created by the respective Gram Panchayats for non-agricultural properties under their dominion. It is issued under the Karnataka Panchayat Raj (Grama Panchayat Budgeting and Accounting) Rules 2006 (Rule 28, Amendment Rules 2013). For a property to acquire Form-9, it has to:
- Be legally converted to a non-agricultural property as stated in the Karnataka Land Revenue Act, 1964 by the Revenue Department Office concerned.
- Possess sanctions and approvals for plans under the Town and Country Planning Act from the government department concerned.
- Be verified by the Tahsildar, and its location within the Gramathana of the village confirmed via a sketch. Refer to the Revenue Department circulars RD 174 MUNOMU 2005 dated 23 August 2005 and RD 146 ASD 2013 dated 14 June 2013.
- Be issued to beneficiaries of the Basava, Ambedkar, and Indira Awaas Yojana Government housing schemes under the Housing Department circular number HD 55 HAS 2011 dated 30 January 2012.
Here’s a Sample Form-9
Here’s What You Need to Know About Form-11
Form-11 is also created by the respective GPs for non-agricultural properties under their dominion. It is issued under the Karnataka Panchayat Raj (Grama Panchayat Budgeting and Accounting) Rules 2006 (Rule 30, Amendment Rules 2013). The register of this form is also known as the Register of Demand, Collection and Balance of land and building.
Form-9 and Form-11 are basically used to aid the collection of property tax. However, these forms are also mandatory for registration of non-agricultural properties that fall under the jurisidiction of GPs, as per the Revenue department circular number RD 344 MUNOMU 2005 dated 6 April 2009, amended in 2013.
Here’s a Sample Form-11
You will need to apply for these forms if you wish to sell your property.
How to Create Form-9 and Form-11
Form-9 and Form-11 can be created only by registered data entry operators and government officials. The procedure to create Form-9 or 11 for a property is given below:
Visit: http://e-swathu.kar.nic.in
- Step 1: Open the portal and enter your login ID in the box provided.
- Step 2: Use the biometric (fingerprint) entry to enter the web app. Biometric verification is compulsory at all levels of logging in.
- Step 3: After successful login, you can see a menu on the left-most side of the webpage. Choose the second option for addition of new property details(hosadaagiaasthi vivaragala servade).
- Step 4: Enter all the available data in the given fields and then click on ‘Ulisu aasthi’ (save the property) at the end of the page.
- Step 5: Click on the ‘Owner’ tab after saving.
- Here you have to do the following in the different tabs available on the screen:
- Input details of the owner/s.
- Upload identification documents of the owner.
- Step 6: Enter the Dimensions, GP coordinates, Rights, Liabilities, Documents Required, Survey No. of the property, and other required information. Click on the Save (ulisu aasthi) button after everything is entered.
- Step 7: As seen in the screenshot above, enter Registration Details and Electricity Details as well if you are also applying for Form-11. Save the entries, and this will create your Forms 9 and 11.
- Step 8: Click on the application number created after your entry is saved. Choose ‘karyadarshiya anumodanege sallisu’ option (4th from the top on the left-most menu) to send the application to the next level of official approval.
- Step 9: Choose the property, write comments if you wish to, and then click on ‘Forward’.
Once the forms are created and forwarded to the gram panchayat secretary concerned, the secretary will be able to see, using their login, the forms pending for verification with them. They will verify the application, and either forward it to the Panchayat Development Officer (PDO) or send it for revision.
The PDO will further verify the application for Form-9 and Form-11, and do one of the following:
- Approve it
- Return it
- Reject it
How to Search for Your Property Details and Form-9/Form-11 inE-Swathu
Follow the instructions given below to get Form-9 and/or Form-11, or to find the details of your property:
- Step 1: Go to the portal and click on ‘Search Your Property’.
- Step 2: You’ll arrive on this page.
- Step 3: Select from the dropdown in each field, details such as District, Block, Gram Panchayat, Village, Property ID, Name of the Owner, and ‘Printed Forms’. Click on the ‘Search’ button when you’re done.
- You will get the following details in the search:
- Document Number
- Date of Printing
- Property Code
- Property ID
- Name of the Owner
- Name of the Village
- Asset Number
- Step 4: Click on the Document No. to download the form. You can get both Form-9 and Form-11 in this way.
- Step 5: If you are looking for other details, then click on ‘All’ instead of ‘Printed Forms’.You’ll be able to see the following details: Property ID, Owner Name, Asset Number, and Property Classification.
How to Search for Status of Property with Kaveri Reports
Follow the steps given below to find the status of your property, through the Kaveri Reports section of the E-Swathu portal:
- Step 1: Click on the ‘Reports’ section on the right end of the website tabs.
- Step 2: You’ll see a dropdown as shown below. Select ‘Kaveri Reports’.
- Step 3: You’ll get the following options: Property ID, Registration No., Village-wise, Date-wise, or Abstract Report. Choose whichever datapoint you have.
- An example of village-wise report is given below. You can see Request ID, Registration No., Record Date, District, Taluk, Gram Panchayat, Village, Property ID, Name of the Buyer, Address, and Status.
- Step 4: To get the name of the seller of a particular property, click on the Request Id.
You’ll get Request ID, Registration No., Property ID, Name of the Buyer, and Name of the Seller.
Types of Mutation
While the terminology sounds odd, “mutation of property” is the official record of change in ownership (or title) of a property. The transfer of the property’s title from one person to another could be through sale of the property or inheritance, among other reasons.
Mutation of property – that is, official registration of the change in ownership of a property – ensures that property tax payments are asked for from the right owner. This procedure cannot be done by you; it has to be done by registered gram panchayat or SRO officials. There are 2 main types of property mutations:
- Registered Mutations: When a property is registered at the Stamps and Registration Office (SRO), the details are entered directly on E-Swathu.
- Non-Registered Mutations: For properties that are not registered at an SRO, the mutation entry is made at the respective gram panchayat office. Non-Registered Mutations are further classified as:
- Sale Deed
- Change in Property Number
- Change in Property Type
- Change in Roof Type of the Building
- Gift Deed
- Will
- Pouthi Khate
- Amalgamation of Properties
- Sub Division of Property
- Rights and Liabilities on the Property
- Change in Property Category
- Partition Deed
How to View Property Documents Online in Karnataka
To verify or view your property documents on the E-Swathu website, follow the steps given below:
- Step 1: Click on the ‘Verify’ section in the middle of the website tabs.
- Step 2: You’ll see the dropdowns as shown below. Click on the first option – ‘Verify Documents’.
- Step 3: Enter your document number in the screen that appears. Click on ‘View Document’.
- Step 4: The document will get downloaded, and you can view it with a PDF viewer.
How to Check Whether Property Can Be Registered Using Property ID
To know whether registration can be done for a property or not, follow the steps given below:
- Step 1: Go to the home page and click on the ‘Verify’ tab.
- Step 2: Click on the second option in the dropdown menu – ‘Check whether this property can be registered’.
- Step 3: Enter your property ID in the page that appears next.
- Step 4: If the property exists, then the result will be as shown below.
- If the given ID does not exist, then the following result will be seen.
What documents do I need to apply for Form-9 and Form-11 in Karnataka? The following documents are required to apply for Form-9 and/or Form-11 with a gram panchayat:
- Photograph of the applicant.
- Identity proof AND Address proof (One of these: Ration Card, Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Passport).
- For Gramthana properties: Gramthana sketch + property certificate verified by Tahsildar.
- For converted properties: Ownership documents and Conversion Order issued by the Revenue Department OR
- Ownership documents and Plan Approval issued by the relevant Urban Development Department.
- For properties under government housing schemes such as Basava Vasati, Ashraya, or Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana: Hakkupathra and Sanction Order issued by the relevant authority.
FAQs on E-Swathu in Karnataka
- What is the use of Form-9 and Form-11?
You will need to get Form-9 and Form-11 for your property if you want to sell it and if it is in a GP limit. The main purpose of Form-9 and Form-11 is to allow the Gram Panchayats (GPs) to collect property tax. But these forms have also been deigned necessary for the registration of all non-agricultural properties in a GP’s domain by the Revenue Department.
- Who can apply for Form-9?
People whose properties are in one the below categories can apply for Form-9: Gramathana plots, Sites carved out of authorised layouts and Properties sanctioned under a government housing scheme.
- Who can apply for Form-11?
People whose properties are in one of the below categories can apply for Form-11:
- Any property that has Form-9.
- Properties that are already in the existing demand register.
- Where do I apply for Form-9 and Form-11?
You can apply for Forms 9 and 11 at the Gram Panchayat Office that the property is a part of. You will need approvals from the Panchayat Development Officer and Gram Panchayat Secretary for the forms to be verified and issued.
- How long will it take to get Form-9 after application?
Form-9 is part of the Sakala service, so you should get your Form-9 within 45 days from the date of application.
- How do I know if the forms issued from E-Swathu are authentic?
Form-9s and Form-11s issued through E-Swathu contain a Certificate Number (pramaana patrada krama sankhye). This number can be used to verify the authenticity of the document. You can also check the 2D-Barcode on the certificate that contains the PDO’s digital signature.
- How do I know if the forms issued by gram panchayats are authentic?
Forms 9 and 11 issued by GPs in Bangalore, Bangalore (Rural), and Ramanagara are printed on secured stationery and have a hologram and watermark. Each paper has a number that can be seen on the top-right corner. People from other districts can verify their documents using the E-Swathu portal.
- Can I give feedback on the E-Swathu website?
Yes. There is a ‘Feedback’ option under the ‘Citizen Corner’ menu on the E-Swathu portal. The only mandatory data to be given to send a feedback is your name and the CAPTCHA code.
- Is there a mobile app for E-Swathu?
Yes, there is an Android app that can be downloaded from Google Play Store.
- Where can I find information about E-Swathu statistics?
Check this page for statistics related to E-Swathu.
panchatantra.kar.nic.in/stat/Rpt_eswathu_stat.aspx
FAQs
E Swathu Application Status
- Visit the official eswathu online portal. Now, log in with your credentials.
- Now enter the Property ID in their respective fields. Finally, click on “Submit”.
- Your application status will be displayed on the screen.
Form-9 is part of the Sakala service, so you should get your Form-9 within 45 days from the date of application. How do I know if the forms issued from E-Swathu are authentic?
What is Form 9 & 11b in Karnataka? ›
This is a web application used by the department of RDPR, Karnataka state for issue of property records at Gram Panchayats.
How can I get property ID in Karnataka? ›
Despite your property located in BBMP, BDA, CMC, Panchayat limit, your property ID should be in your property tax receipt. If you don't have property ID, file the application at your revenue office. Your property ID should be ready within 30 working days from the day of application.
How can I check my EC application status in Karnataka? ›
The steps to track the status of your EC application are: Step 1: Visit the Kaveri Online Service portal at https://Kaverionline.karnataka.gov.in. Step 2: Log in with your credentials. Step 3: Select 'Online EC application' option from the 'Service Type' section.
How long does it take to get e-Khata in Karnataka? ›
After obtaining the required application form and the required documentation, the BBMP takes roughly 30 days to issue E-Khata to the applicant. In the event that a paper is incomplete, the BBMP notifies the candidate.
Is e-swathu is mandatory in Karnataka? ›
E-Swathu Karnataka: Uses of Form 9 and Form 11
Mandatory for property registration, especially non-agricultural properties. Also, these documents will be required if you decide to sell off the property which falls in Gram Panchayat jurisdiction.
Can we get Khata certificate online? ›
You can easily download the e-Khata certificates online by visiting the official website of BBMP. You can also go to the e-Swathu website for the same. Enter the information asked and you will be able to generate the Khata certificate online.
How can I get e Khata extract online in Karnataka? ›
Step 1: Visit the website sevasindhu.karnataka.gov.in and select Departments & Services. Step 2: Select Application for New e-Khata under Bangalore Development Authority. As an alternative, you may use the search feature to look up Application for New e-Khata. Click “Apply online.”
What is Form 9 stand for? ›
FORM 9. Certificate Of Incorporation Of Private Company. (COMPANIES REGULATIONS, 1966 - P.U. 173/66)
For the Gram Panchayats Form Number 9 and 11 are essentially instruments for property tax collection. Gram Panchayats are local civic bodies and and are authorised as per section 199 of the Karnataka Panchayat Raj Act,1993 to collect property taxes.
What is Form No 2 in Karnataka? ›
Application for registration and grant of licence is required to be made before 15 days of starting any manufacturing activity in the new factory to the concerned Area Inspector with a set of prescribed documents.
Is it safe to buy e Khata property in Bangalore? ›
A Khata and e-Khata are both 100% legal. B Khata can not be converted to e-Khata as B-Khata is illegal by definition. But A-Khatha can be assigned to e-Khatha. So, in future people can check whether you are the REAL owner or not by looking at your e-Khata.
Can we register property online in Karnataka? ›
In Bangalore, you can register your property both online and offline.
What is Form 3 in Karnataka? ›
This is a mandatory filing for any establishment covered under this Rule. If the employer has submitted annual return in Form 20 under the Karnataka Factories Rules or in Form U under Karnataka Shops & Establishments Act, such an employer need not submit this return.
How can I check my registered documents online in Karnataka? ›
Step 1: Login to the official Bhoomi Karnataka Land Records website (Bhoomi online) i.e. https://landrecords.karnataka.gov.in/ and click on Bhoomi icon. Step 2: You will be redirected to the following page https://landrecords.karnataka.gov.in/Service84/ or land records karnataka gov in online.
How much does EC cost in Karnataka? ›
Fees for Getting an Encumbrance Certificate in Karnataka
| Application Fee | Rs. 5 |
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| Search of the First Year | Rs. 30 |
| Every Subsequent Year | Rs. 10 |
Apr 11, 2023
To avail of a wide range of property-related government services online, they can simply visit the Kaveri Online Services Portal and register themselves on it.
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Email Addresses:
- sd1.igro@karnataka.gov.in.
- sd2.igro@karnataka.gov.in.
- sd3.igro@karnataka.gov.in.
- sd4.igro@karnataka.gov.in.
You need to pay the khata transfer fee, which is 2% of the stamp value of the sale deed and you will get the hard copy within a month from the BBMP center. For any doubts or if you want expert advice, you can contact NoBroker Legal Services.
How much does it cost to make Khata in Bangalore? ›
Khata : Transfer/Registration/Amalgamation/Bifurcation, Cost Rs 5000-30000.
Application for e-Khata Transfer - BDA.
- Mother Deed/Previous sale deeds.
- Encumbrance Certificate (Form -15) till date.
- Tax Paid Receipt (Current Year)
- ID proof (of all family members)
- Original Death Certificate.
- Family Tree Issued by Competent Authority.
- Self - Affidavit.
- Joint Affidavit.
- Every property owner in Bangalore must possess a Khata certificate in order to carry out further legal proceedings involving property details. But having a khata does not confer ownership of the property on the individual in whose name the khata is registered.
Is it necessary to register a will in karnataka? ›
Registration of a Will is not mandatory in India. However, when any individual wishes to add one more witness to his/her Will that is the Govt. of India (Sub-registrar's Office), they may do so voluntarily with extra efforts and some additional cost.
How to pay land tax online in karnataka? ›
Available pay modes are Net banking, Paytm, Debit card and Credit card.
- Select the desired 'Pay Mode' from the Pay mode grid.
- Click 'terms and conditions' checkbox.
- Click on “Continue for Payment”.
- Click “o*k” to submit the transaction.
Who can apply for Khata in Karnataka? A rightful and legitimate 'Title' owner of the property can apply for Khata in a prescribed format. When the property documents are up to date, and there is no anomaly in the approvals related to a property, a Khata can be issued by the BBMP.
How can I get EC online in Bangalore? ›
How To Get EC Online in Bangalore?
- Login into the official page after providing your credentials.
- Duly fill in all the required fields and search for the Index of registered documents. ...
- You have to apply for a digitally signed copy of the online EC Certificate. ...
- Search for the respective department and place a request.
How to Pay BBMP Property Tax Online
- Step 1: Visit the BBMP property tax portal at https://bbmptax.karnataka.gov.in/
- Step 2: Enter the Application Number, PID Number, or Renewal Application Number.
- Step 3: Click on 'Retrieve'.
Obtain the Khata form/format from the BBMP office and fill it out completely. All property documentation that must be presented with the Khata conversion application must be listed on the application form. Under the BBMP regime, the charges for changing B Khata to A Khata are known as improvement charges.
What is the charge of mutation in municipality in Karnataka? ›
Approximate Charges
There is a nominal fee for the property mutation process. The local civic body will also charge a nominal fee of Rs. 25-Rs. 100.
How to pay gram panchayat property tax online in Bangalore? ›
Gram Panchayat property tax can be paid either online or offline.
- Below is the step by step procedure to pay property tax online.
- Step 1: Open the website https://bsk.karnataka.gov.in/
- Step 2: Click on Property tax. ...
- Step 3: Enter your mobile number for OTP verification (No registration is required).
Use Form I-9 to verify the identity and employment authorization of individuals hired for employment in the United States. All U.S. employers must properly complete Form I-9 for each individual they hire for employment in the United States. This includes citizens and noncitizens.
Do you have to file form 9? ›
You will usually submit a W-9 form when you engage with a company where reporting information to the IRS might be necessary, such as receiving payments for services you provide as an independent contractor, paying interest on your mortgage or even contributing money to your IRA account.
What is a w8? ›
A W-8 form allows non-US individuals and businesses to confirm they are not US taxpayers. A W-8 form from the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) allows non-US individuals and businesses to confirm they are not a US taxpayer. There are different variations to the W-8 form, each of which serves a different purpose.
Is e khata legal in Karnataka? ›
Since ownership information is computerized, it is possible to examine it online. Once you purchase property and register it in your name, you may also check your information. Both e-Khata and a Khata are entirely legal.
What is the difference between a Khata and B Khata in Karnataka? ›
Khata A properties are considered legal whereas Khata B properties are considered illegal even if the property owner has the proper ownership documents. Khata A property owners can transfer ownership or resell their properties easily while B Khata owners may not be able to do so.
What is Khata number in land in Karnataka? ›
A Khata certificate is a legal document used for computing and filing property tax in Karnataka. It contains all the property details, such as the owner's details, property size, location, carpet area, built-up area, tax assessment, and property identification number.
What is Form C in Karnataka? ›
The registration certificate of establishment - form C is a law passed by the Karnataka legislature to regulate the employment of people in shops and commercial establishments. It was given to regulate the working conditions of employees working in retail establishments, shops and factories.
What is Form 1 in Karnataka? ›
Certificate of marriage is an official document confirming the evidence of marriage. Certificate of marriage is useful in getting the visa for the wife/husband.
What is Form 4 in Karnataka? ›
The employer shall furnish entire overtime particulars, employee wise, for a month and include desigation, department, date of overtime, whether measure is time or production, normal rate/hours, overtime rate, normal earnings, overtime earnings, total earnings, and date on which overtime was paid.
Is it worth buying B Khata property in Bangalore? ›
A B Khata does not grant building rights, therefore you may run into problems if you want to build on or renovate your land. Additionally, because a B Khata is not a valid or recognised ownership document, you cannot obtain a loan from a nationalised bank against a B Khata property.
Yes, many NBFCs offer loans for even B Khata properties. B Khata loans are available from NBFCs including LIC Housing Finance, CAN Fin Homes, HDIL, Indiabulls, and others. Most nationalised banks do not view B Khata properties as legal real estate.
How many days it will take to register property in Karnataka? ›
Depending on whether or not you have all the documents in place, the land registration process in Karnataka can take anywhere from 5-14 days.
How much tax is there on property registration in Karnataka? ›
As mentioned in the sale document, the stamp duty and registration charges in Karnataka range from 2-5 per cent of the consideration value.
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Stamp Duty in Karnataka and Registration Charges.
| Category | Stamp Duty in Karnataka | Registration Charges in Karnataka |
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| Male | 5 Percent on property above Rs 45 lakh | 1 Percent of the property value |
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The government of Karnataka has mandated the minimum land required for registration in Karnataka. According to the government of Karnataka no agricultural land with a size of less than 5 guntas, or 5,445 square feet, is eligible for a survey number. This implies that such little portions cannot be purchased or sold.
What is form 11 in property in Karnataka? ›
What is Form-11 in the E-Swathu Karnataka portal? Form-11 is a document issued to the non-agricultural properties by the Gram Panchayat in their respective jurisdiction as per the Karnataka Panchayat Raj (Gram Panchayat Budgeting and Accounting) Rules 2006, (Rules 2013 Amendment Rules 30).
What is Form 5 in Karnataka? ›
Every employer registered under the Profession Tax Act is required to furnish an annual return in Form 5 within 60 days of the expiry of a year. Further, the employer shall pay the full amount of tax payable on the basis of such return as reduced by any tax already paid along with monthly statement in Form 5A.
What is form 4 vs 3? ›
SEC Form 3 is required to be filled out when an individual becomes an insider in a firm, according to specific SEC rules. The individual will need to disclose their ownership of company shares. SEC Form 4 needs to be filled out when there is any change in the ownership of a company's stock.
How can I get e-Khata extract online in Karnataka? ›
Step 1: Visit the website sevasindhu.karnataka.gov.in and select Departments & Services. Step 2: Select Application for New e-Khata under Bangalore Development Authority. As an alternative, you may use the search feature to look up Application for New e-Khata. Click “Apply online.”
How can I check my property documents online in Karnataka? ›
How to View Karnataka Land Record Online
- Step.1: Log in to the official Bhoomi Land Record website.
- Step.2: Click on 'View RTC and MR'
- Step.3: This will take you to a new page which will request you to fill in information.
- Step.4: Here, fill in the information according to your requirements.
You can access your e-khata details online easily by logging on to the official website of BBMP and using the Property Identification Number allotted to you anywhere, anytime. You can visit e-swathu.kar.nic.in and enter your document number to verify the details entered in your khata documents.
- ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ಅಭಿವೃದ್ಧಿ ಪ್ರಾಧಿಕಾರ ...
- Step 1: Go to sevasindhu.karnataka.gov.in website and click on Departments & Services. ...
- Step 3: Click on Apply online. ...
- Step 5: Fill the Applicant Details. ...
- Step 7: A fully filled form will be generated for verification, if you have any corrections click on Edit option,
Step 1: Login to the official Bhoomi Karnataka Land Records website (Bhoomi online) i.e. https://landrecords.karnataka.gov.in/ and click on Bhoomi icon. Step 2: You will be redirected to the following page https://landrecords.karnataka.gov.in/Service84/ or land records karnataka gov in online.
How can I check my Katha online in Karnataka? ›
Post Successful
- Step 1: Log in to Sakala Online service. Here is the weblink for your reference.
- Step 2: In menu, click on “Check status”. Refer to the below image.
- Step 3: Select your application number. Refer to below image.
- Step 4: Check the application status in status bar. Refer to the below image.
Step 1: Log into the official website of the Revenue department of Karnataka, i.e., https://landrecords.karnataka.gov.in/index.html or the Bhoomi portal. Step 2: Under the Survey Services (SSLR) head, click on the 'Revenue Maps' button.
How to pay land tax online in Karnataka? ›
Available pay modes are Net banking, Paytm, Debit card and Credit card.
- Select the desired 'Pay Mode' from the Pay mode grid.
- Click 'terms and conditions' checkbox.
- Click on “Continue for Payment”.
- Click “o*k” to submit the transaction.
Property owners possessing a 'B-Khata certificate' can now get an 'A-khata' certificate from the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) by paying betterment charges. Properties that are designated as “A-Khata” have genuine papers that have been approved by government organisations.
How can I check my property tax in Bangalore? ›
One can check the status of the BBMP tax paid application after the payment of BBMP tax payment online.
- Go to the official website of the BBMP property tax portal.
- Click the payment status tab available on the home page.
Registration of a Will is not mandatory in India. However, when any individual wishes to add one more witness to his/her Will that is the Govt. of India (Sub-registrar's Office), they may do so voluntarily with extra efforts and some additional cost.
What is regularization of B Khata in Karnataka? ›
The idea of regularisation of B-Khata properties was first proposed in 2018. Last month, the Karnataka Legislative Assembly passed the BBMP (Amendment) Bill, 2023, which proposed to do away with a penalty on unauthorised or illegal properties within the municipal limits.
