This change is a win for the real estate market as experts see a positive outlook ahead for the industry. Now, you can claim nil...
PropertyTax ReliefReal EstateBudget 2025Rental IncomeReal EstateFeb 10, 2025
The new tax relief allows property owners to claim nil tax on the appreciation of their property value. This means that if the value of your property increases, you will not be taxed on the gains.
The tax deduction limit for interest paid on home loans has been increased from Rs. 2 lakh to Rs. 3 lakh. This will provide substantial savings for homeowners who are still paying off their mortgages.
Property owners who rent out their properties at a rate below Rs. 50,000 per month are now exempt from paying tax on the rental income. This is particularly beneficial for those who rent out their properties as a secondary source of income.
The government has introduced a more user-friendly online portal and pre-filled tax forms, making it easier for property owners to file their tax returns without the need for professional help.
The tax reforms are expected to boost the real estate market by increasing demand for new properties and encouraging more people to invest in rental properties. This could lead to a 10-15% increase in property sales over the next year, helping to address the shortage of affordable housing in urban areas.
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