Despite a Supreme Court order, some Mumbai real estate developers continue to collect LUC tax from homebuyers, causing financial burden and harassment.
Mumbai Real EstateLuc TaxSupreme Court OrderHomebuyersMchiReal Estate MumbaiSep 17, 2024
LUC tax, or Labour Welfare Cess, is a tax that is payable by contractors and sub-contractors on the construction of buildings.
No, according to a Supreme Court order, real estate developers cannot collect LUC tax from homebuyers.
The MCHI is a trade body that represents real estate developers in Maharashtra.
Homebuyers can file a complaint with the relevant authorities such as MahaRERA or the Consumer Court.
No, the collection of LUC tax by real estate developers is not legal, as per the Supreme Court order.
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