Veteran business leader Mohandas Pai urges the government to reconsider its decision to scrap indexation benefits for real estate transactions, citing the negative impact on the middle class.
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The main issue is that it will add to the burden of the middle class, who are already struggling with high inflation and rising monthly installments.
The government claims that real estate prices have gone up 12%-16% every year, but this is disputed by market data and experts like Mohandas Pai.
Pai believes that the government needs to consider the sentiments of its supporters, who are struggling to make ends meet amid a deteriorating quality of life.
The frequent changes without adequate discussion have led to a lack of trust in India's tax system, according to Pai.
The additional tax revenue generated by the 12.5% unified rate would be relatively small compared to the overall tax collected, and indexing real estate investments until the specified date would not significantly impact government revenue.
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