The Finance Minister's decision to amend the LTCG rules has brought cheer to homeowners and boosted real estate stocks. Here's what it means for you.
Ltcg RulesReal EstateHomeownersTax LiabilitiesHousing DemandReal Estate MumbaiAug 07, 2024
The LTCG rules are a set of rules that govern the taxation of long-term capital gains from the sale of a residential property.
The new rules will exempt long-term capital gains from the sale of a residential property from taxation, making it easier for homeowners to sell their properties without incurring huge tax liabilities.
The new rules are expected to boost the demand for housing, which has been sluggish in recent years.
The real estate sector in India has been facing a slowdown in recent years, due to a combination of factors, including high inventory levels and sluggish demand.
The new rules will make it easier for real estate developers to sell their properties, and will also boost the demand for housing, which will benefit the developers.
The Indian real estate market has witnessed a significant surge in deals worth USD 1.56 billion during the April-June period, driven by increased investor confidence and supportive government policies.
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