The government is considering tax incentives for homebuyers and industry status for the real estate sector in the upcoming Budget 2024. This move is expected to boost the sector's growth and development.
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The current deduction limit on home loans is ₹2 lakh.
Industry status would bring several advantages, including legal and administrative perks such as capital and interest subsidies, expedited licensing through single-window systems, and reductions or exemptions in stamp duties, tariffs, and other charges.
The changes to the S+4 building regulations would permit the construction of stilt-plus-four buildings and offer a pathway for earlier violators to legalize such properties, ensuring sustainable and beneficial development to the community.
The government is considering tax benefits for homebuyers to provide relief and encourage more people to invest in the sector, which would have a positive impact on the overall economy.
The government's decision to provide tax benefits and industry status is expected to boost the sector's growth and development, which would have a positive impact on the overall economy.
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