The Central Tongu District Assembly derives its legal basis from the 1992 constitution of the Republic of Ghana, Local Governance Act 2017, Act 940 and Legislative instrument (L.I) 2077 of 2012.
The assessment can be done by contacting the Rating officer at the district offices
Payment of property rates/BOP fees can be done at the district finance office
There are various factors which influence the value of a property and these can broadly be broken down into location, size of property, extent and type of buildings, quality and condition.
Rates are paid by all property owners / occupiers, even the State.
Property rates are calculated based on the market value of the property by multiplying it by a percentage which is determined from the Annual Budget (Fee fixing resolution)
Yearly but can be paid in instalment. You can make payment at the district finance offices, to Central Tongu District Assembly revenue collectors. Note: Demand an official receipt for any payment made
notice will be sent to each registered property owner informing him/her of the value which has been assessed in respect of his/her property. The valuation roll will be open for public inspection at the offices of the Assembly office.
The properties are liable to be sold at Tax Sale.
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