Experts believe that the steady repo rate and indexation benefits will boost the housing market, making it easier for homebuyers and sellers to invest in properties.
Repo RateIndexation BenefitsHomebuyersSellersReal Estate SectorReal Estate NewsAug 09, 2024
The current repo rate is 6.5%, which has been kept unchanged for the ninth consecutive time.
Indexation allows property investors to adjust the purchase price for inflation, potentially reducing the taxable gain and overall tax liability when selling property.
The steady repo rate will help maintain consistent borrowing costs for both homebuyers and developers, encouraging continued investment in property.
The revised budget announcement allows taxpayers to pick between a 12.5% Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG) tax rate without indexation and a 20% rate with indexation, for properties purchased before July 23, 2024.
The indexation benefits will provide clarity and imply potential tax burden reduction, improving homebuyers' sentiment and potentially stimulating the residential property market.
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