Maximum trek in the license charge is for the five-star hotelsThe New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has actually increased by approximately seven per cent the yearly charges for grant and renewal of numerous trades licenses for 2021-22, including those for hotels, restaurants, cafe, lodging houses and sweet shops, officials stated on Thursday.
The maximum hike in the license cost is for the luxury hotels, which were earlier needed to pay Rs 61,200 per annum.
They will now need to pay to Rs 65,484 for the function, they said.
The walking in the license cost for the year 2021-22 will be implemented with result from April 1.
There would not be any increase in license charge for little kiosks and stalls, a senior official of the civic body said.
The yearly license charge for butchers, fish-mongers and poulters has actually been increased from Rs 1,200 to Rs 1,284, authorities said.Guest homes with up to 20 beds will now pay Rs 2,568 instead of Rs 2,400, those with 21-50 beds will pay Rs 6,527 rather of Rs 6,100, those with 50-100 beds will pay Rs 13,054 instead of Rs 12,200 and those with over 100 beds will pay Rs 26,215 instead of 24,500, officials said.The license costs for coffee shops and cafe with more than 50 seats has been increased from Rs 12,200 to Rs 13,054.
Workplace canteens, sweet stores, gyms, circuses and auditoriums were charged a license fee of Rs 1,200 which has actually now been increased to Rs 1,284, officials said, adding that cinema halls, dancing halls in hotels, clubs and day spas will pay Rs 6,527 instead of Rs 6,500.