The Indian real estate sector may experience a significant impact with the removal of indexation benefits announced in the Union Budget 2024, leading to increased tax burdens and potential market slowdowns.
Indian Real Estate SectorIndexation BenefitsUnion Budget 2024Long Term Capital GainsLtcg Tax RateReal Estate NewsJul 29, 2024

Indexation benefit allows homeowners to adjust property prices for inflation, reducing taxable gains.
The new LTCG tax rate announced in the Union Budget 2024 is 12.5%.
The removal of indexation benefits may lead to increased tax burdens for sellers, potentially causing market slowdowns and a decline in property prices.
The government's intention is to simplify the tax regime and discourage under-the-table cash transactions.
Stakeholders must monitor trends and adapt strategies to mitigate market adjustments and potential tax burdens.

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