The removal of indexation benefit for real estate properties is expected to increase tax outgo for sellers, affecting the demand in the Indian real estate market.
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The removal of indexation benefit will increase tax outgo for sellers, depending on when the property was bought.
The new holding period is two years from three years.
The removal of indexation benefit may hurt sellers, particularly individual sellers or middle-class sellers, leading to a reduction in demand in the real estate market.
The reduction in holding period will make REIT and InvIT instruments more attractive to investors, increasing investor participation.
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