The Budget 2025 introduces several tax changes aimed at boosting the real estate sector and increasing housing demand. These reforms are designed to enhance disposable income and revitalize the housing market.
Budget 2025Real EstateHousing MarketTax ReformsDisposable IncomeReal Estate NewsFeb 01, 2025
The key tax changes include enhanced tax deductions for home loan interest, tax exemptions for first-time homebuyers, an increase in the Section 80C limit, reduction in stamp duty and registration fees, and tax incentives for developers.
The increased tax deduction from INR 2 lakh to INR 3 lakh will reduce the financial burden on homebuyers, making it more affordable to take out home loans.
First-time homebuyers will enjoy a tax exemption on the interest paid on their home loans for the first three years, capped at INR 1 lakh per year.
The reduction in stamp duty and registration fees by 50% for properties valued up to INR 50 lakh and 25% for properties valued between INR 50 lakh and INR 1 crore will lower the overall cost of property transactions, making them more affordable.
Real estate developers will benefit from tax incentives such as a reduction in corporate tax rates and tax holidays for projects focused on affordable housing.
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