If you are an Indian and own a property in Delhi, then be reminded that you need to pay your Municipal Corporation Department's (MCD) PROPERTY TAX by June 30th of the respective calender year so as to avail an additional 15% rebate on the overall tax amount (if paid as lump sum, and not partly).

The usual rebates (like that for Senior Citizens, Women Owned, Physically Challenged, Ex-Servicemen, DDA Residential, Village Abadi, Group Housing Flats, etc.) and the and exemptions (like Agricultural lands, Vacant Land or Building in Village abadi occupied for residential purpose, Lands exclusively used for public worship, Lands used for Public Charity, Lands used as burial/ cremation ground, Heritage lands and buildings, Lands owned by war widow / Gallentry Award winner being permanently used for self, and Lands and buildings of Corporation, etc.) can still be availed on case to case basis (if applicable) besides this 15% rebate on timely and lump sum payment before or after the deadline of June 30.

Here's what you need to do...

• Log on to http://www.mcdpropertytax.in

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• Click here to go to the webpage for ONLINE PAYMENT through Credit Card

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• In case one wish to pay by Cheque or a Demand Draft or Cash, click here

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• Manual Forms for property tax submission can be downloaded at http://mcdonline.gov.in

The MCD's website assists you in carrying out the following:

• Online filling of your Property Tax Return Form
• Calculating your Property Tax for the any Financial Year
• Printing out your copy of the Property Tax Return
• Assisting you in making the Payment of the Tax
• Getting a Receipt of the Payments that you have made

One has the options to Pay his/her Property Tax by means of:

• By Cheque/DD/Bankers Cheque to any AXIS Bank Branch (Delhi and NCR only) and at Selected HDFC bank branches
• By Cash at any AXIS Bank Branch (Delhi and NCR only) and selected HDFC Bank Branches upto Rs. 2000/-
• Pay Online using your Credit Card
• Pay Online using your ItzCash Card/Visit ItzCash World to pay in cash

The MCD's website also furnishes the following information relating to filing of the property tax:

• Help
• FAQ
• MCD Colony List
• Building Definitions
• Exemptions
• Multiplicative Factors
• Terms and Conditions

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Hope Bricks-n-Mortar.com's readers would be benefited in knowing what to do in case they need to file the MCD Property Tax.
For any other clarification/information, please feel free to ask.
-Team@Bricks-n-Mortar.com

Related links of use:  http://www.mcdpropertytax.in |  http://mcdonline.gov.in  

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Effective planning and utilization of the ‘resources’ as well as the ‘TCQ’ (Time, Cost and Quality) towards achieving certain set goals and targets make the essence of the term “Management” in simple words. And when such planning and resource utilization is linked with one or more aspects of construction related activities, the types of management techniques put in use are collectively termed as “Construction Management”.

Depending upon type of matters handled, the construction management can be broadly divided into:

• Construction human resources management
• Construction financial management
• Construction materials management
• Construction implementation & execution management

Key Resources Involved

The key resources that are handled in the field of construction management are usually:

• Men
• Materials
• Machinery
• Money
• Technical documents, viz., designs & drawings
• Plans & decisions

It is the effective use of these resources only that determine the success or failure of any kind of Civil Project. Therefore, it becomes imperative for a Manager to effectively allocate the weightings depending upon the stage of the project and importance of the resource at a given stage.

Agencies Involved

The main agencies that play important roles in the Construction Management are:

• The Owner
• The Architect, and/or the Consultant
• The Contractor
• The Suppliers

The Owner is the one who envisages a project after the preliminary and/or detailed feasibility studies. Thus this agency is the parent agency of any project.

The Architect and/or the Consultant is/are the one who impart shape to the project. The project is detailed and put in terms of the Owner’s requirements by these agencies only. Usually, the architects are involved in the building projects having more of aesthetic value, whereas the Consultants are mainly involved in mostly the industrial and process-oriented projects.

The Contractor is another important agency, which actually executes the project by deploying the required resources on the field. In other words, it is the Contractor who actually builds and brings-up the project on ground.

Last, but definitely not the least are the agencies which supply the requisite resources like material, machinery, equipment, manpower, etc. to the rest of the three above-cited agencies. Virtually, they act as the much needed fuel-suppliers for the project to take real shape.

Essential Components of Construction management

The essential components of an effective construction management working are Planning, Execution and Control, all of which should perform in a closed cycle type format. It means that each of these components should assist and support the other also while performing its own role in a manner, which economizes the whole working, and reduces the time and cost parameters also at the same time.

In case, any of these basic components fail to deliver up to any major extent, and at any point of time, the project is liable to suffer losses in terms of either the cost, or the time of planned completion, or both. Therefore, all efforts should be put in place so as to ensure that none of these basic components derail too much from the intended course of action at any stage of the project. Regular planning, monitoring and re-scheduling of the resources can only ensure this balance, and the Management teams should strive towards effective management of these goals at all costs so as to make the projects economically best viable as well as profitable.

Effective Construction management- Need of the Hour

Effective Construction management is invariably the most important need of the hour for all the agencies involved for the simple reason that no agency can survive in today’s cut-throat competition environment without implementing the best practices and even innovating industry specific models. With every project demanding loudly to be completed in the least possible time; with the least possible cost incurred, and with top-class quality standards; effective construction management techniques have become the only surviving tool. The ones, who master it, are the ones who become the successful leaders of the industry. There can be no second thoughts to this, and the sooner all agencies realize this fact; the better it would be for the entire construction industry.

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