As the Union Budget presentation approaches on February 1, various sectors, particularly real estate, are voicing their demands for significant financial benefits. Among the key demands are a 10% tax exemption and an extension of the Ayushman scheme limit
Union BudgetTax ExemptionReal EstateAyushman SchemeHealth InsuranceReal Estate MaharashtraJan 31, 2025
The Union Budget is an annual financial statement that outlines the government's planned revenues and expenditures for the upcoming fiscal year. It sets the tone for economic policies and is presented by the Finance Minister.
The real estate sector is demanding a 10% tax exemption to reduce the financial burden on homebuyers and property investors. This move is expected to stimulate demand and boost the market.
The Ayushman scheme, or Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY), is a government health insurance scheme that provides coverage to poor and vulnerable families, helping them access medical care without financial strain.
Extending the Ayushman limit to ₹10 lakh would provide more comprehensive health coverage and reduce out-of-pocket medical expenses for beneficiaries. This could encourage more people to seek timely medical care.
Other measures include reducing interest rates on home loans, promoting affordable housing, and easing regulatory norms. These proposals aim to enhance the attractiveness of the real estate market and attract more investors.
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