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Property Tax in Thrissur: Simple Guide to Payment, Assessment & Online Process

Property Tax in Thrissur

What Is Property Tax & Why It Matters

Property tax is an annual amount you pay to the Local Self Government Department (LSGD) of Kerala for owning property in Thrissur. The money helps fund city amenities like roads, waste management, streetlights, and sewage systems.

Paying property tax on time ensures you stay compliant and avoid penalties — while supporting Thrissur’s infrastructure and growth.

Property Tax Assessment for New Buildings

If you’ve built or bought a new apartment or house, your property must first be assessed by the Thrissur Municipal Corporation.

You can easily apply for this online through the K-SMART portal:
👉 ksmart.lsgkerala.gov.in

Quick Steps for Assessment

Visit the K-SMART website and log in with your mobile number.

Go to Services → Assessment Service → New Tax Assessment (Form 2).

Fill out your property details and upload required documents.

Submit — no fees are charged.

You’ll receive your Tax Assessment and Demand Details (Form 6) within 7 working days.

 Note: Apply within 15 days of completion to avoid a ₹500 fine.

How to Pay Property Tax in Thrissur Online

The easiest and fastest way to pay your property tax is through Kerala’s K-SMART platform. It’s a one-stop online system by the Government of Kerala and LSGD that lets you pay securely from home.

👉 Official Site: ksmart.lsgkerala.gov.in

You’ll find four useful tools under the Property Tax section — with Quick Pay being the most convenient for homeowners.

 1. Property Tax Quick Pay 

Visit K-SMART → Property Tax → Quick Pay.

Enter your house name, ward number, or property ID.

Review your property and tax details.

Pay using UPI, debit/credit card, or net banking.

Download your receipt instantly.

 TBPL Tip: Always save your online receipt as proof of payment.

2. Download Receipt

Need past payment records? You can re-download your tax receipts anytime through the same portal — useful for loan processing or resale documentation.

3. Estimate Tax

Not sure how much your annual tax will be? Use the Estimate Tax option to get an approximate calculation before building or buying a new home.

 4. Tax Rate

This section displays the latest property tax rates for different property types in Thrissur — residential, commercial, and mixed-use — as decided by the Thrissur Corporation and LSGD Kerala.

Paying Property Tax Offline

Prefer in-person payment? You can still pay at your nearest K-SMART office or Thrissur municipal counter.

Offline Payment Process

Visit during office hours.

Collect and fill the property tax form.

Submit it at the counter and make payment.

Collect your printed payment receipt.

 Last Date to Pay Property Tax in Thrissur

The deadline to pay property tax without penalty is March 31 every year.

Paying your Thrissur property tax is now simple and convenient — no queues, no confusion. The K-SMART platform brings all services to your fingertips, helping you stay compliant and stress-free.

At TBPL Homes, we guide our homeowners beyond buying — from registration and taxation to long-term property care.
Being informed about your property responsibilities ensures peace of mind and smarter financial planning.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Who manages property tax in Thrissur?
A. The Local Self Government Department (LSGD) of Kerala manages property tax through the K-SMART portal.

Q. Where can I pay my property tax online?
A. You can pay online via the official K-SMART website – ksmart.lsgkerala.gov.in.

Q. What details are required for online payment?
A. You’ll need your house name, ward number, category, and property ID.

Q. Can I appeal against the tax amount?
A. Yes, you can file a Tax Appeal on K-SMART after paying the initially assessed amount.

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