The real estate sector is reeling from the removal of the indexation benefit for property sales, with industry players divided on its impact.
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Indexation means adjusting the purchase price of a property for inflation, thereby reducing the gains and ultimately the tax liability.
The removal of the indexation benefit may lead to higher tax liabilities for sellers, as they will not be able to adjust the purchase price of a property for inflation.
Some experts argue that the reduction in LTCG tax rate from 20% to 12.5% will offset the loss of the indexation benefit, while others believe it will not.
The removal of the indexation benefit may lead to increased tax liabilities for investors, particularly those who sell properties within a short period.
The overall impact of the removal of the indexation benefit on the real estate sector is still being debated, with some experts believing it will lead to higher tax liabilities and others arguing it will have a marginal impact.
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