Pune: Property owners, tenants, and legal experts urge the Income Tax Department to resolve critical issues before the launch of Rental Agreement 2.0 to ensure a smoother and more user-friendly experience.
Rental AgreementPuneItdProperty OwnersTenantsReal Estate PuneMar 22, 2025
Rental Agreement 2.0 is a new initiative by the Income Tax Department (ITD) to streamline the process of registering rental agreements, making it more transparent and efficient for property owners and tenants.
The main concerns include the lack of clear guidelines, potential technical glitches, and the need for a reliable online portal and support system.
The ITD is considering improvements such as introducing a helpline and support center, conducting educational workshops and webinars, and forming a task force to address stakeholder concerns.
The exact launch date for Rental Agreement 2.0 has not been confirmed, but the ITD is working diligently to address all concerns and ensure a successful launch.
Property owners and tenants can prepare by staying informed through educational sessions, following the ITD's official communications, and being ready to use the new online portal once it is launched.
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