The new tax regime introduced by the government aims to benefit Gen X by only taxing incomes above ₹12 lakh. This has significant implications for real estate investments like Airbnb rentals.
New Tax RegimeGen XReal EstateAirbnb RentalsTax ThresholdReal EstateFeb 09, 2025
The new tax regime introduced by the Indian government sets a higher threshold of ₹12 lakh, under which no income tax will be levied. This aims to benefit individuals, particularly Gen X, by reducing their tax liability.
The new tax regime primarily benefits individuals in the Gen X demographic, especially those earning up to ₹12 lakh annually and those involved in real estate investments.
Under the new tax regime, only income above ₹12 lakh from Airbnb rentals will be taxed. This can significantly reduce the tax liability for property owners, thereby increasing their net income.
The new tax regime makes real estate investments more attractive by reducing the tax burden on rental income. This can encourage more Gen X individuals to invest in properties and platforms like Airbnb.
The new tax regime is a recent initiative and its permanence may depend on future policy decisions by the government. However, it is currently in place and offers immediate financial benefits to eligible individuals.
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