What is Khatha?
A Khata means an Account. It also translates to, a document that shows a property owner having an account with the Municipality for paying taxes. Khata identifies the person liable for paying property tax.
Details of a Khata include the property owner's Name, Size of property, Location, Built-up area etc. The document is essentially required to calculate the Tax payable on that property.
Why is a Khata/Khatha important?
One needs a Khata to apply for Electricity and water connections as well as for trade and building licenses. It is also required when applying for Bank loans.
Properties listed as 'A Khata' fall under B.B.M.P jurisdiction.
Properties listed as 'B Khata' fall under local Jurisdiction.
Owners of ''B Khata" properties can upgrade to 'A Khata' by paying a fee known as Betterment charges, along with appropriate documentation. The advantage of upgrading to A Khata is that the A Khata properties are eligible to apply for Bank loans.
What is the difference between A Khata and B Khata?
Properties listed as 'B Khata' fall under local Jurisdiction.
Owners of ''B Khata" properties can upgrade to 'A Khata' by paying a fee known as Betterment charges, along with appropriate documentation. The advantage of upgrading to A Khata is that the A Khata properties are eligible to apply for Bank loans.
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