Find out how the latest budget changes will impact your property sale and what it means for real estate investors.
Budget 2024Real EstateLong Term Capital GainsTaxationProperty OwnersReal Estate NewsJul 23, 2024
The new LTCG tax rate for real estate sales is 12.5%.
The indexation benefit allows property owners to adjust the purchase price of their property according to inflation, reducing their taxable gain.
The removal of the indexation benefit could lead to a higher tax burden on property owners, particularly those who have held their properties for more than five years.
Yes, according to some experts, the reduction of the LTCG tax rate to 12.5% could encourage more liquidity in property transactions.
The impact of the budget changes on the real estate sector is mixed, with some experts viewing it positively and others warning of a higher tax burden on property owners and a potential slowdown in the resale of residential properties.
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