The removal of indexation benefits in the Union Budget 2024 could significantly impact India's real estate sector, potentially increasing tax burdens and causing market slowdowns.
Real EstateIndexation BenefitsUnion Budget 2024IndiaTax BurdensMarket SlowdownsReal EstateJul 29, 2024

Indexation adjusts asset purchase prices based on inflation, reducing taxable gains.
The new Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG) tax rate is 12.5%, reduced from 20% but without the indexation benefit.
The removal of indexation benefits could lead to increased tax burdens for sellers, potential secondary market slowdowns, and a decrease in property investment.
The long-term effects on market dynamics could be neutral or positive.
The absence of indexation could lead to higher tax burdens upon sale due to extended holding periods, potentially discouraging sales.

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