Nakodar collects Rs 14.4-cr stamp duty in last fiscal

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Updated At : 02:29 PM Apr 07, 2023 IST

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Phagwara, April 6

The Punjab Government has met its stamp duty collection targets in the district. Nakodar tehsildar Harmindar Hundal said a sum of Rs 4,94,34,753 had been collected during the fourth quarter of the last financial year in Nakodar against a target of Rs 4 crore.

The Punjab Revenue, Rehabilitation and Disaster Management Department (Stamps and Registration branch) had fixed a stamp duty collection target of Rs 342.8 crore for the district. Nakodar was targeted to collect Rs 4 crore in the fourth quarter and Rs 12 crore during the financial year. It collected Rs 14,47,61,499 in the financial year against a target of 12 crore.

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